No Kings protestors march up State Street Oct. 18 in Santa Barbara, Calif. Their hour-and-a-half walk remained peaceful as they exercised their First Amendment right.
On Oct. 18, thousands of people attended the No Kings protest in Alameda Park. There were speakers at the protest which included U.S. Rep. Salud Carbajal and Primitiva Hernandez, the executive director for the 805 Undocufund. Signs filled the park, chants erupted and protestors began marching up Anacapa Street and eventually marched on State Street.
U.S. Rep. Salud Carbajal addresses the crowd of protesters Oct. 18 at Alameda Park in Santa Barbara, Calif. “Never give up,” Carbajal said. (Steven Zermeno)Local resident Tom Phillips, blue shirt, holds a sign in a crowd of protestors Oct. 18 at Alameda Park in Santa Barbara, Calif. “America became a country because of no kings, it goes way back” Phillips said. (Steven Zermeno)No Kings protesters gather on Oct. 18 at Alameda Park in Santa Barbara, Calif. They chanted urging for change. (Steven Zermeno)No Kings protesters hold various signs as they move up State Street Oct 18. in Santa Barbara, Calif. The signs ranged from displays of love for the country to rejecting President Donald Trump’s Administration. ( Steven Zermeno)
