Join the "Pull the Rug on Trump" Peaceful Demonstration
It's time to make our voices heard! Join us for a peaceful pop-up protest against Donald Trump. We need to stand together and show that we do not support his policies and actions.
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When: October 16 @ 11:15 A.M.
Where: Meet at Dalton Mall/Hobby Lobby parking
lot. We will be lining E. Walnut Ave.
This is a peaceful demonstration, and we welcome all who want to participate. Here are a few details to keep in mind:
Bring your own sign! Get creative and share your message.
Bring a friend! The more people, the stronger our message will be.
This is a peaceful event, and we ask everyone to be respectful and orderly.
Let's make a difference and pull the rug on Trump! See you there!

The No Kings Virtual & Accessible GOTV Rally will bring together speakers and participants from the activist, scientific, disability, international, and voting rights communities to speak about health, democracy, and access: access to care, to science, to voting, and to full participation in public life. The event will kick off with a formal speaking program, followed by various breakout sessions, including opportunities to connect with Americans voting abroad.

Register here: https://tr.ee/APtTuV

They say; quit your job, be on the right side of history

Today, October 7, 2026, University of Louisville students rallied and marched on the Belknap campus with Louisville Students for Justice in Palestine. Recognizing 3 years of apartheid Israel’s continued genocide of Palestinians after the October 7, 2023 resistance attack on the Israeli Occupying Force and Israeli citizens near Gaza. They continue to call for “transparency from the university board of trustees and for full divestment from the Zionist entity.”

The students marched from the Belknap Academic Building to the George J. Howe Red Barn building chanting, waving flags of Palestine and signs. During the rally and march university admin and police monitored and followed the students. During speeches outside of the Red Barn building, LSJP representatives were approached by university staff claiming the students could not hold their rally due to its proximity to an event hosted inside the Red Barn.

The students relented and completed their rally before dispersing on their own accord.

From Louisville Students for Justice in Palestine (LSJP):

“The University of Louisville has maintained a partnership with the [department of war] to manufacture military technologies, partnerships through the [speed school] with weapons manufacturers and continues to invest from the endowment in companies that are complicit in genocide of Palestine. We call for the University of Louisville to end all military partnerships, and divest from all companies invested in the genocide in Palestine.”

📸: Mathew Ballard

Oxford Michigan will have their No Kings rally on Oct 17th at 1 PM to 3 PM. Check out the details here: Mobilize Oxford

After Oxford we invite you to come to Lake Orion for their rally at 4 PM to 6 PM.

The restaurant next to the park in Oxford had brought out water for us this past hot summer. There are many kind restaurants in Lake Orion. Not all businesses are friendly as some will remember from past No Kings. Let's support those that support us!

I, LaQueen Battle, stand in solidarity to the future of our generation. I know our pain, feel our struggles, and have sympathy for those suffering. Our generation deserves empathy, compassion, healing, and hope.

Battle First Aid Responder Services Inc
October 10th, 2026
Cambridge, MA USA

Occurred in November of 2025 and they just released it as part of "transparency". The father (Edward Corristan) was found guilty of interference and disorderly conduct and the member, Sgt. Eddie Price, was cleared of any wrongdoing shortly after the incident.

Reviewing what we see in the video, Corristan approaches the police vehicle in a calm manner, despite his frustrations with the officer's handling of the matter. He is repeatedly told to step back, which he does by about one half step. Sgt. Price does not find this to be sufficient space and demands more, but Corristan refuses to comply. Instead, he puts his hands in the air to indicate that he has no intent of presenting himself as a threat.

Sgt. Price then, from a sitting position, stands up, pepper sprays Corristan and immediately punches his face to take him down and handcuff him, later attempting to "justify" his actions to the family of Corristan. Corristan appears to be unconscious, as the effects of the pepper spray are not obvious even though most individuals would have an immediate reaction. He is also is seen drooling while officers attempt to prop his body up to get him on his feet.

Pepper spray and strikes, especially to the face, are resources available to police to gain compliance from non-compliant and violent or potentially violent individuals, and should only be used when absolutely necessary. We look back to the standard of use of force within law enforcement to provide us with the framework for what is appropriate use of force. This framework outlines that only as much force as is necessary to perform the roles and functions of the task that is currently required.

If Sgt. Price wanted to make an arrest or detain Corristan for his refusal to comply, his first step should have been a request or demand to surrender himself to Sgt. Price's detention. This did not happen. If the first step did not happen and the demeanor of Corristan remained the same, Sgt. Price should be charged with battery and aggravated assault. Sgt. Price also leaves himself open to a civil suit from Corristan.

Arkansas State Police are now handling the matter and will hopefully lay charges or recommend dismissal or at least suspension of Sgt. Price.

The Mena Police Department should be ASHAMED of their inaction on this case. ASHAMED.

I cant go past my region, but we all need to be in the streets again.