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In Centennial:
Hundreds of No Kings demonstrators in Centennial, Colorado, on Saturday morning
October 18, 2025 at 6:30 PM
In Centennial:
In Broomfield, homemade signs on display ranged from the Colorado-centric “Trump Skis in Jeans” to “I’m afraid of crowds but I’m more afraid of facism” to “No sign is BIG enough to list all of the reasons I’m here.” A mountain biker rolled up wearing a black “NICE Agent” T-shirt.
October 18, 2025 at 6:29 PM
In Broomfield, homemade signs on display ranged from the Colorado-centric “Trump Skis in Jeans” to “I’m afraid of crowds but I’m more afraid of facism” to “No sign is BIG enough to list all of the reasons I’m here.” A mountain biker rolled up wearing a black “NICE Agent” T-shirt.
In Pueblo, hundreds showed up to be part of a nationwide protest. But they also were there to build community, and to show unity in the face of division.
“Look around you now. These are your neighbors. These are your friends. These are your people," organizer Kevin Abernathy said.
“Look around you now. These are your neighbors. These are your friends. These are your people," organizer Kevin Abernathy said.
October 18, 2025 at 5:06 PM
In Pueblo, hundreds showed up to be part of a nationwide protest. But they also were there to build community, and to show unity in the face of division.
“Look around you now. These are your neighbors. These are your friends. These are your people," organizer Kevin Abernathy said.
“Look around you now. These are your neighbors. These are your friends. These are your people," organizer Kevin Abernathy said.