'No Kings' Protest Well-Attended, Peaceful
On a muggy Saturday morning at the corner of Route 3 and William Street, protestors gathered once again to express their concerns about actions being taken in the United States around immigration and the growing amount of power being consolidated under the current president.
This march was one of approximately 2,000 across the country dubbed the “No Kings” protest. Stafford Democratic Committee Chair Howard Rudat estimated the crowd size at about 1,000 people. That would best the 800 estimated people who attended the “Hands Off” protest in April held at the same location.
Below we’ve gathered select videos and photos taken by Advance Intern Arianna Salvador, local photographer and frequent book reviewer Penny A Parrish, and Advance Correspondent Hank Silverberg.
Marchers reported that most people who drove past during the event were supportive. (Video by Arianna Salvador)
Horns, flags, and a general upbeat feeling defined the day. (Video by Penny A Parrish)
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Well done, Fredericksburg!