HasanAbi We Went To The NO KINGS Protests
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Oct 20, 2025 Hasan shares his on-the-ground experiences at the No Kings rally in downtown Los Angeles. He explores why activists are pushing for more from Democrats and the implications of voter anger on future elections. The discussion includes the challenges of protest frequency and accountability. He interacts with local media, highlighting the importance of civil liberties and mutual aid. Reflecting on activism's mental health benefits, Hasan emphasizes the need for in-person solidarity and community engagement to counter online extremes.
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Bringing Kaya To The Rally
- Hasanabi brought his dog Kaya to a relatively tame No Kings rally to test the environment and public reaction.
- Kaya drew attention and interaction, showing protests can be social and approachable experiences.
Protests Need Broader Organizing
- Hasanabi views No Kings as broad-based and less aggressive than other protests, attracting all age groups.
- He stresses protests matter but must be paired with organizing in workplaces and campuses for real change.
Combine Protests With Local Organizing
- Do keep protesting regularly to show persistent public opposition and erode perceived mandates.
- Also organize locally and institutionally to convert demonstrations into sustained pressure.