Spokane's No Kings Protest: Block Party for Change

0:00Spokane just hosted its third No Kings protest against the Trump administration and its policies, drawing over 5,000 folks to be a. Clark Park of North, with a few hundred more rallying downtown near Riverfront Park. Earlier this week, crowds swelled fast, starting early despite the 1pm kickoff, as speakers like local activists Jenny for Mesa and NAACP leader. Lisa Gardner took the stage. Mesa hit hard on immigration crackdowns, hurting families right here in Spokane, sharing stories of deportations and calling for community pushback. While Gardner stressed voting rights and getting involved boost by booth, the vibe felt more like a block party than a straight protest, with food trucks, music, vendor tables, even a food drive for local banks led by, dedicated locals like Jennifer Britton. Mary Couple Carrie and Brett Clifton, who shown up every time, say these gatherings restore their hope, build real community ties, and remind. Them they're not alone in fighting for the America they believe in.

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