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| Free America Weekend | ||
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| Date | July 4, 2025 | |
| Location | Various locations in the United States | |
| Methods | Protest | |
| Status | Finished | |
| Parties | ||
Free America Weekend (also known as "No Kings Protest 2.0") was a protest organized for the weekend of Independence Day (July 4) in the United States in 2025. [3] Organized by the Women's March, activities were planned in approximately 300 cities. [4] [5]
Contents
- Protests by U.S. region
- Midwestern U.S.
- Northeastern U.S.
- Southern U.S.
- Western U.S.
- International protests
- See also
- References
The 50501 movement and the Indivisible movement also participated in the initiative, [2] [1] however, the Indivisible movement coined the event as "No Kings 2.0", [1] as a reference to the "No Kings Protest". [6] [7]
Participants were encouraged to host barbecues, dances, marches, rallies, and street parades, as well as other activities such as art projects. [8]
