Senior Activists Fight for Democracy
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Senior activists, aged sixty-five and above, are leading the No Kings movement against President Trumps second term, particularly in Maryland. Groups like the Wednesday Movement in Hampden and others in Catonsville rally weekly, drawing large crowds. National organizations like We the Seniors and Third Act are also mobilizing. These elders, feeling a deep duty, are healthier and more educated than past generations. Polls show a quarter of No Kings Day attendees are over sixty-five. Upcoming rallies in Hunt Valley expect even more turnout, with forty percent seniors pulling in younger crowds. Their steady presence is firing up communities, proving age brings wisdom and grit to the fight for decency.
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