Activists Vow to Keep Fighting After Historic No Kings Protests

Millions marched in the largest US protests ever. We spoke with 14 protesters to understand their motivations and the future of the movement.

Saturday's No Kings protests across the US and around the world drew a historic number of participants, with over 8 million people taking to the streets at more than 3,300 events to oppose the policies of President Donald Trump. The Guardian spoke with 14 protesters to understand their motivations and where the movement goes from here.

No Kings Protest: Where Activism Goes Next After Historic Mobilization

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