Coast-to-Coast Anti-Trump Demonstrations Scheduled for July 17

Nationwide protests against President Donald Trump are set to occur on July 17, coinciding with the anniversary of civil rights leader John Lewis's passing. Dubbed “Good Trouble Lives On,” these demonstrations reflect a broader resistance movement against the Trump administration, spearheaded by the 50501 Movement and various activist groups.In recent months, millions participated in protests, including the “No Kings” rallies on June 14, which challenged a military parade in Washington, celebrating the Army's 250th anniversary. Following that, “Free America” events were held during the Fourth of July weekend against Trump's policies.Organizers assert that “Good Trouble Lives On” represents a collective effort to combat assaults on civil and human rights, stemming from Trump’s leadership. They emphasize “good trouble” as peaceful, nonviolent actions aimed at promoting justice. With over 400 demonstrations planned across all 50 states—particularly in major cities like New York and Los Angeles—protesters are determined to unify against perceived injustices and advocate for the protection of democratic rights.