Protesters Gather in East Cobb for ‘No Kings’ Demonstration
A protester wearing an inflatable clown costume stands beside another dressed as a frog holding a “No Kings” sign during a rally at the intersection of Roswell Road and Johnson Ferry Road in Marietta on Saturday. The demonstration was part of a statewide “No Kings” protest opposing what organizers call executive overreach.
Protesters Gather in East Cobb for ‘No Kings’ Demonstration
Most of the protesters at the “No Kings” rally Saturday at the intersection of Roswell Road and Johnson Ferry Road made their own homemade signs, including a woman holding one that reads “NO KINGS.” To her right, other demonstrators mix visual satire with protest — one dressed as a frog and another as a diaper-clad baby version of a political figure — a nod to the inflatable frog costume trend that has become a symbol of whimsical, nonviolent resistance in the movement.
Protesters Gather in East Cobb for ‘No Kings’ Demonstration
A protester in an inflatable duck costume holds a sign reading “Duck Ice, Duck Trump, Duck Kings” while a friend stands beside them with a sign that says “No Ducking Kings” during a “No Kings” rally Saturday at the intersection of Roswell Road and Johnson Ferry Road in Marietta. Many participants created homemade signs combining satire and political commentary.
Protesters Gather in East Cobb for ‘No Kings’ Demonstration
A drone captures the intersection of Roswell Road and Johnson Ferry Road in Marietta during a “No Kings” rally Saturday. Organizers said more than 1,800 people registered for the event, but the crowd appeared to be at least twice that size. Out of the frame on each of the roads there are many more people and more than you see in the frame.
