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Collage of photos showing a public protest: crowds line a street behind metal barricades holding signs with political messages; individuals carry posters reading “No Kings,” “No ICE,” and “Never Forget Jan. 6.” One image shows two people in red capes labeled “No Kings” walking away, another shows a person wearing a shirt that reads “Fighting Nazis Since 1996,” and a speaker addresses a small crowd outdoors.
Kayla Desroches; Karl Lengel; Ruth Eddy, Josh Burnham.
Thousands of Montanans gathered Saturday in cities across the state to participate in the national “No Kings” protest. Reporters from Montana Public Radio and Yellowstone Public Radio spoke with protestors in several cities.

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