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‘No Kings': Crowds gather across Charlotte area as part of nationwide day of protest

‘No Kings': Crowds gather across Charlotte area as part of nationwide day of protest

Yahoo14-06-2025
Thousands are gathering across the Charlotte area to participate in a nationwide 'No Kings' Protest.
The protests are taking a stance against President Trump's administration.
Rallies are taking place on the same day as a Grand Military Parade to celebrate the Army's 250th birthday. This parade is also taking place on the President's 79th birthday.
Marches and protests are taking place in Uptown, Monroe, Concord, Newton, Waxhaw, Mooresville, Rock Hill, and other Charlotte-area cities.
Channel 9's Erika Jackson is live in Uptown.
Chopper 9 SkyZoom brings live looks over Uptown, and video from Monroe and Concord. Channel 9's Dave Faherty brings video from Newton.
Follow along on wsoctv.com for updates throughout the day.
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