With signs of all sorts, Sebastopol and West County show up for No Kings 3

Photos from our far-flung reporters in the field

In Sebastopol

Photos by Laura Hagar Rush, Lawson Gaylord, Nancy Dougherty, Deirdre Dooling, and Daniel Kerbein

There was a strong, cheerful and colorful turnout for No Kings 3 in Sebastopol. Our volunteer crowd counter—thank you, Robert Ulleman—counted 1,450 people (plus or minus 30). Protesters spread out for two or three blocks along Main Street and for about half a block down Bodega on either side of the crossroads. Here are a few pics from the day:

The lovely woman (seated) in the periwinkle blue jacket celebrated her 106th birthday today with her family at No Kings 3 in Sebastopol.

(Photo by Lawson Gaylord)

(Photos by Lawson Gaylord)

(Photos by Lawson Gaylord)

(Photo by Lawson Gaylord)

(Photos by Lawson Gaylord)

(Photo by Deirdre Dooling (left) and Photo by Nancy Dougherty (right))

(Photos by Daniel Kerbein)

In Guerneville

Text and photos by Darcy Reinier

No King’s Day in Guerneville brought out about 450 protesters to line up along Main Street from noon to 2 pm on Saturday, March 28. A group of about 50 folks has been meeting weekly on Fridays from 4 pm to 5 pm in front of the Guerneville Plaza with whimsical signs and outfits. It’s a jovial group, and they enjoyed having reinforcements on this No King’s Day.

In Graton

Photos by Dewey Watson

In Forestville

Photos by Vesta Copestakes

In Occidental

Photos by Vesta Copestakes and Bud Veliquette

(Photo by Vesta Copestakes)

(Photo by Vesta Copestakes)

(Photos by Bud Veliquette)

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