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NO KINGS June 14th
NO KINGS Rally and March
In America, we don’t do kings. Carrying our tall NO KINGS signs, WSI members will meet shortly before noon at Cal Anderson Park, 1635 11th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122, and join thousands of other concerned citizens. Around 1 pm we will march united to Seattle Center. We are part of a nationwide protest with millions of people defiantly shouting:
NO KINGS IN AMERICA!
We will update the rally and march on the event page.
WSI Is Getting Ready for NO KINGS Day
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Order before Friday, May 30th, for the Early Bird Special price of $13.64 (plus $5 shipping and tax). After Friday, May 30th, the base price will increase to $18.64 (plus $5 shipping and tax). It takes 6-9 days to deliver without expedited shipping costs.
Once on the site you can select womens, mens or kids shirts. More options may include crew neck, V-neck, short or long sleeve depending on the size.
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June 7th Junction Rallies
On Saturday, June 7th 11-1pm we will once again take to the streets to promote NO KINGS rally and march on June 14th. We will debut our unique NO KINGS tall signs at the Admiral Junction, Alaska Junction and Morgan Junction. Bring noise makers and any sign that focuses on the June 14th Action.
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June 7th Sign Making
On Saturday, June 7th, join us from 1-4:30 pm at the High Point Library, 3411 Southwest Raymond St.
Please note: This event is NOT hosted, sponsored, or endorsed by The Seattle Public Library. Any views that are discussed in this meeting are not a reflection of The Seattle Public Library’s views.
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June 8th General Meeting and Fundraiser
On Sunday, June 8th we will hold our General Members Meeting from 3:30-5:15 at 4217 Southwest Oregon Street, Center for Active Living. We’ll update everyone on the NO KINGS Rally and March.
Please note, facilities at The Center For Active Living have been rented for this event. In so renting its facilities, The Center for Active Living does not either endorse nor disapprove of this event.
And don’t forget our Fancy Pie and Cake Fundraiser! Before and after the meeting you’ll be able to make a suggested $35 donation and take home some sweet treats. BAKERS NEEDED for 15 more treats.
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General Members Meeting Recap
More than 60 people left the annual West Seattle Garage Sale on Saturday to join us at the monthly General Meeting of West Seattle Indivisible. WSI team leaders made brief presentations about what their teams are focussing on, what actions they are taking and invited other members to join them.
At one point WSI founder Caroline Goodell asked everyone to take out their cellphones, text someone from their contact list and invite them to get together to talk about (and hopefully join) the opposition with West Seattle Indivisible. Towards the end of the meeting members had a chance to talk with the teams to learn more and to sign up.
Attendees were highly motivated to protect our democracy. About 80% had participated in our two large actions: the April 5th Hands Off rally at Seattle Center and our Street Rally along California Avenue on April 19th. Participating in WSI and these rallies is energizing all of us and helping us to feel less isolated.
Join us when we unite with Seattle Indivisible at a huge march on June 14th, Flag Day. This is a nationwide action of many resistance groups coming together to say No Kings! Watch our website and social media for details.
A member of the website team updates the group on plans for the website.
Next General Meeting is Sunday, June 8th, 3:30-5:15 pm
4217 SW Oregon, Center for Active Living
(Please note, facilities at The Center For Active Living have been rented for this event. In so renting its facilities, The Center for Active Living does not either endorse nor disapprove of this event.)
Recent highlight - April 19th Street Rally
West Seattle Indivisible came home Saturday to hold a local protest in our community.
All along California Ave SW from the Morgan Junction to the Admiral Junction the calls to preserve our democracy and support the rule of law took place at more than 15 intersections and at times, along the sidewalks in between.
An estimated 2000 West Seattle neighbors came out with signs inspired to defend our Constitution, prevent authoritarianism and oligarchy, maintain rights for immigrants and trans people, uphold the rule of law and many other issues.
They let their voices be heard for more than two hours. Some held signs from wheelchairs. Children proudly lifted hand-made signs above their heads. A high school marching band drummer was joined by people playing five-gallon bucket drums. Parents pushed babies in strollers bedecked with protest signs.
At each corner were whistles and noisemakers. Motorists responded with honking horns and raised fists.
On April 19th the fight for our future was at our doorstep. Today, the fight continues.
April 19th Street Rally
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Protecting Democracy
Calls to Action
Call Your Elected Officials
Golden Rule: Make just one ask per call.
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West Seattle Officials:
Senator Patty Murray
(202) 224-2621
Senator Maria Cantwell
(202) 224-3441
Representative Pramila Jayapal
(202) 225-3106
Other people to call: WA state-elected state legislators, governor, attorney general, county council, and city council.
Send This Message to Democratic Leaders
Create a unified Democratic opposition.
Vote NO on all Trump nominees and all Trump/Johnson legislation.
Stop the illegal, unconstitutional actions by Trump and DOGE.
Use every tool you have to stop and slow things down.
Bottom line: Senate Democrats must block, delay and obstruct every step of the process—no cooperation, no easy votes, no fast-tracking the Trump/Musk takeover.
Attend an Event
or Rally
Check out our Events & Actions Calendar lower on this page, or visit our Events & Actions page for upcoming nonviolent protests. Make your voice heard. Bring your friends!
Check out our previous events in the Photo and Video galleries