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Amidst growing concerns over the Trump administration's policies and rising authoritarianism, this article details nine innovative and non-violent protest tactics being employed across major US cities. From symbolic buy-ins at Home Depot to inflatable frog brigades and campaigns encouraging ICE agents to quit, these creative methods are engaging everyday Americans in a powerful resistance movement.
Led By Donkeys launched an art-activist protest during Donald Trump's second state visit to Windsor Castle, projecting a nine-minute film detailing his alleged relationship with Jeffrey Epstein onto the castle walls. The event, which garnered significant media attention, led to a confrontation with police and the arrest of several group members, though all charges were subsequently dropped.
Pattie Gonia, the environmentalist drag queen, completed a 100-mile trek in full drag across California, raising over $1 million for outdoor equity non-profits and inspiring many with her message of making a difference.
This article explores how humor, creativity, and play are emerging as powerful and sustainable forms of resistance against political absurdity and outrage, offering a more resilient approach than anger in uncertain times, with examples from protests in Portland and New York.
