'No Kings' protests set for Berkeley, Oakland today opposing Trump's ramped-up power grab

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : "No Kings" organizers at the time called the parade "coronation" that was symbolic of what they characterized as Trump's growing authoritarian overreach.
49% : On Saturday, protests are planned for more than 2,500 locations nationwide.
48% : The trainings informed viewers about their rights during protests -- such as whether you are required to carry ID (you're not in California) -- and emphasized de-escalation techniques for encounters with law enforcement.
33% : Trump's crackdown against protests, especially in Democratic cities, has intensified since the June marches.
28% : " Levin, the co-executive director of the nonprofit Indivisible, pointed to Trump's sweeping immigration crackdown, his unprecedented promises to use federal power to influence midterm elections, restrictions on press freedom and retribution against political opponents.
28% : The last "No Kings" protest took place on June 14 in thousands of cities and towns across the country, in large part to protest a military parade in Washington that marked the Army's 250th anniversary and coincided with Trump's birthday.

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