Here are the best signs from the ‘No Kings’ rally in Boston

Here are the best signs from the ‘No Kings’ rally in Boston




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“Debate the orangelical!” one sign read.

Protestors hold signs at the “No Kings” protest at Boston Common. Kelly Chan/Boston.com

Thousands of protestors gathered on Boston Common Saturday afternoon to attend the second “No Kings” protest this year. People all around Greater Boston, including Mayor Michelle Wu, spoke up against President Donald J. Trump and his policies, particularly those related to ICE and anti-immigration.

With Halloween just around the corner, protestors embraced the spirit of the season — dressing in full costumes and wielding clever, creative ways to show their frustration and anger with the current administration.

Here are the best signs from the protest.

A protestor dressed in a frog costume with a cape holds a sign outside of the State House. – Kelly Chan/Boston.com
Protestors held signs at Saturday’s “No Kings” rally in Boston. – Kelly Chan/Boston.com
An anti-monarchs sign at Boston’s “No Kings” rally. – Kelly Chan/Boston.com
“No Kings” protestors hold up signs in the Boston Common. – Kelly Chan/Boston.com
Protestors held signs at Saturday’s “No Kings” rally in Boston. – Kelly Chan/Boston.com
A group of protestors hold up signs at the “No Kings” rally on Boston Common. – Kelly Chan/Boston.com
Protestors hold signs at the “No Kings” protest at Boston Common. – Kelly Chan/Boston.com
A man holds up a sign at the “No Kings” rally on Boston Common. “8647” refers to the restaurant meaning of “86” (to get rid of) and “47” as in the 47th President Donald J. Trump. – Frances Klemm/Boston.com
Protestors held signs at Saturday’s “No Kings” rally in Boston. – Kelly Chan/Boston.com
Protesters hold up signs at the “No Kings” rally on Boston Common. – Kelly Chan/Boston.com
A protestor holds up a sign up at the “No Kings” rally on Boston Common. – Kelly Chan/Boston.com
Protestors held signs at Saturday’s “No Kings” rally in Boston. – Kelly Chan/Boston.com
Protestors held signs at Saturday’s “No Kings” rally in Boston. – Kelly Chan/Boston.com
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Kelly Chan is a content producer at Boston.com. She designs multimedia content on-site and across social media platforms, and experiments with new ways to engage readers.

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