Photographing the NO KINGS Protest Was AWESOME!
Solidarity. Joy. Resistance... and some photos!
I know there are some people who read my newsletter who do not share my political views.
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I just wanted to write how wonderful it was to photograph the protest in Omaha, Nebraska’s Gallagher park on March 28, 2026. In all this darkness, standing with others was food for the soul, and I want to start doing more to fight against those who want a perverted, authoritarian government.
Why do I stand against the Trump cult? For me, here’s what it comes down to:
Let’s say I walk into a gymnasium with thousands of other people. Some people are gathering to the Left, some to the Right.
When I see the January 6 people (one of the pardoned criminal traiters went on to molest children), Neo-Nazis, white christian nationalists, Project 25, and organizations like Turning Point USA all standing on the “R” side?
Something’s grossly wrong with that.
And I’ll stand against it, along with millions of other patriots who stand for kindness, respect, and human dignity.
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Excellent album, Jerred. Doing it in monochrome was much more effective than doing it in color, IMO. Color would have provided too much extraneous information that would have distracted from the message, if that makes sense.
Great job!