<h5>A Protest for Fair Rules</h5><p>In October 2025, people all across the United States took part in big, peaceful marches called the “No Kings” protests. These marches happened in every state. Millions of people walked together holding posters that said “Power to the People” and “No One Is Above the Law.”</p><p>The people wanted to remind everyone that their country should be ruled by laws and democracy, not by one person acting like a king.</p><h5>What Were These Protests?</h5><p>The No Kings movement was started by many groups that worked together. Two of these were Indivisible, which helps people learn to protest safely, and the 50501 Movement, which means 50 protests, 50 states, 1 goal.</p><p>Many teachers, workers, students, and families joined in. They wanted to show that in a democracy, leaders must listen to the people who vote for them.</p><h5>Why Did People Protest?</h5><p>Many people were unhappy with some government actions. There were immigration raids, where officers caught people without legal papers. There were also talks about ending birthright citizenship, which means that anyone born in the U.S. is a citizen. Troops were also sent to some cities.</p><p>People felt these steps gave too much power to the president. They wanted to protect the Constitution, which is the country’s most important law book, and keep equal rights for everyone.</p><h5>How Did the Government React?</h5><p>The government reacted in different ways. Some leaders supported the protests and said people have the right to speak up. Others said the protests were not needed.</p><p>In some cities, courts stopped a few government orders because they might break the law.</p><p>Even though the protests were large, most stayed peaceful.</p><h5>What Can We Learn?</h5><p>The No Kings protests showed that people can make a difference without fighting. Change can take time, but standing together for freedom, equality, and law keeps a country strong.</p><p>When people speak up peacefully, they help protect their nation’s future.</p>

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