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    Gallery: ‘No Kings’ demonstration draws thousands to Bethlehem

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    A man is cast in shadow as an American flag is illuminated by the sun behind him at a No Kings protest on Saturday, March 28. Demonstrators gathered at the Bethlehem Rose Garden in a public display against President Donald Trump. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)

    Roughly 1,000 protesters gathered Saturday at the Bethlehem Rose Garden for a “No Kings” demonstration, expressing opposition to President Donald Trump and his administration. The event follows a similar rally in October, when demonstrators marched to Bethlehem Town Hall as roughly 5 million people participated in No Kings nationwide.

    Protesters stand along the roadside as cars pass by. Organizers spoke from megaphones as members of the crowd chanted alongside them. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)
    Protesters wore red, white and blue clothing to reflect the demonstration’s connection to the U.S. government. The event also featured live music by local artists that echoed the protest’s message. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)
    A protester reacts to a handmade carving depicting President Donald Trump wearing a crown. Several protesters used props, carried signs or wore costumes at the event. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)
    Protesters stand along the corner of West Raspberry Street and 8th Avenue during a “No Kings” demonstration on Saturday. Passing drivers frequently honked, while some recorded the scene on their phones. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)
    A protester smiles as upside-down American flags wave in the background during a “No Kings” demonstration on Saturday. Many gathered at the pavilion to listen to live music, while others visited booths for local political groups. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)
    A man dressed in a linen outfit walks through the parking lot at the Bethlehem Rose Garden on Saturday. He said he has five similar, historically styled outfits in his collection. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)
    Flags and props supporting Ukraine and LGBTQ+ causes were prominent during a “No Kings” demonstration on Saturday. Protesters gathered to denounce President Donald Trump’s administration. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)
    Protesters hold boxes labeled “Epstein files” and “unredacted emails” a “No Kings” protest at the Bethlehem Rose Garden. President Donald Trump’s handling of and association with the Epstein files has drawn public scrutiny and was one issue protesters sought to address Saturday. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)
    A man stands in front of a “No Kings” sign depicting a crossed-out crown. Hundreds gathered at the Bethlehem Rose Garden to rally in opposition of President Donald Trump. (Griffin Sawyer/B&W Staff)

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