On Saturday, Mar. 28, Chatham County residents gathered in Pittsboro to participate in the third ‘No Kings Day,’ protesting against the actions and policies of President Donald Trump’s second administration.

Tony Mergliano attended the event and graciously provided his images to Chapelboro.com for you to enjoy. Here’s a photo gallery from the rally:

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