
There were several “No Kings” demonstrations against the Trump administration on June 14 in the Tampa Bay area. Here are some photos.
200 people demonstrated along the waterfront in Gulfport. It’s an area still recovering from the 2024 hurricane season. The protesters are standing in streets that were flooded with four feet of storm surge during Hurricane Helene.
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The St. Pete/Tyrone area No Kings protest
Chants of ‘Love not hate make America great’ and a chorus of car horns accompanied protestors along 66 St./22 Ave. N by Tyrone Mall. The protestors lined the streets several blocks in every direction, with multiple cars driving around with signs.





























































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4 Responses to “What WMNF saw at No Kings protests in the Tampa Bay area”
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Thank you for sharing the photos.
I would love to share photos for left to right
7, little girl is in it, 8, group of folk & 11 has love & choices.
Thank you for calling.
Loved the messages on the signs
So happy to see these examples of local support!