Why People Who Never Protested Are Showing Up
At protests across the country, something feels different.
In this report from the “No Kings” demonstrations, Terry Moran speaks with protesters who say they’ve never taken to the streets before — but felt compelled to now. What emerges is a picture not just of anger, but of something more complicated: hope, solidarity, and a sense that participation itself is changing.
From Washington, D.C. to cities across the U.S., this movement appears less centrally organized and more organic, with individuals finding each other and raising their voices together.
The question is whether this energy lasts…
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