Houston "No Kings" Protest: Thousands Rally Against Trump's Military Parade

"No Kings" Protest in Houston: Thousands Rally Against Trump's Military Parade Houston, TX – Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Houston on Saturday, June 14th, 2025, to voice their opposition to President Donald Trump's multimillion-dollar military parade. The demonstration, part of a nationwide "No Kings" movement, saw protesters gather at Houston City Hall, carrying signs with slogans such as "No Kings, No Clowns, No Nazis" and "Abort Unwanted Presidencies." The protest was largely peaceful, although passionate, with a visible police presence to maintain order. Organizers emphasized their collaboration with law enforcement to ensure the safety of all participants. "My Moms fought for our future, now I fight for theirs," read one poignant sign held by a young woman, highlighting the intergenerational aspect of the protest. Another protester, holding a sign that said "They hate us cuz they aint us!" expressed the feeling of alienation felt by many participants. The Houston demonstration was one of many planned across the country, showcasing the widespread opposition to the military parade. The event was captured on video by the Houston Chronicle, providing a visual record of the significant turnout and the diverse range of concerns expressed by the protesters. The peaceful nature of the protest, despite its strong message, serves as a testament to the power of organized dissent.