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Global Protests Against Trump Draw Over 9 Million Participants

3/29/2026

Summary

Story summary

No Kings protests against U.S. President Donald Trump drew participation across the U.S. and internationally, with organizers estimating over 9 million attendees at more than 3,100 events.
In Wisconsin, protests highlighted Trump's low approval ratings, particularly on immigration and the war in Iran, while global protests in Italy and France echoed opposition to his governance.
Demonstrators expressed deep concerns over military actions and the administration's authoritarian tendencies.

History

Historical Context

The Women's March on January 21, 2017, drew over 4 million participants across the U.S., making it the largest single-day protest in American history. Organized by groups like the ACLU and Planned Parenthood, it protested President Trump's policies perceived as threats to women's rights and immigration. This event marked a significant moment in global resistance against authoritarian governance, echoing similar protests in countries like Italy and France.

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Story summary

No Kings protests against U.S. President Donald Trump drew participation across the U.S. and internationally, with organizers estimating over 9 million attendees at more than 3,100 events.
In Wisconsin, protests highlighted Trump's low approval ratings, particularly on immigration and the war in Iran, while global protests in Italy and France echoed opposition to his governance.
Demonstrators expressed deep concerns over military actions and the administration's authoritarian tendencies.

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