No Kings 3 Winston-Salem

Large crowd gathered outdoors on a sunny day, standing along a sidewalk and street with signs raised. People of different ages face toward a central area, some holding protest signs including one that reads “STOP the Decay.” Trees in bloom and parked cars line the background.

Winston-Salem showed up.

Our No Kings 3 gathering was something special—not just a rally, but a community coming together with purpose, energy, and direction.

For the first time, we intentionally brought this event into East Winston on MLK Drive, grounding it in community and connection—not just visibility. And it mattered.

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No Kings: Communities Rising Together, Taking Action

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Camel City United Indivisible (CCUI) announces details for the March 28th “No Kings 3” rally. The event will be at Winston-Salem’s historic Union Station, located at 300 S. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, beginning at 11:30 a.m. Forsyth County Democratic Party Chair Jenny Marshall, Winston-Salem educator the Rev. Daryl Napper, Forsyth County Association of Educators president Jennifer Easter, and Winston-Salem community leader Charles Terry are the guest speakers. We’re also honored that the Rev. Dr. William J. Barber will be calling in LIVE to speak directly to our community during the event. While he is preparing to preach in Washington, DC, he made it clear he wants to connect with Winston-Salem and the movement we are building together.

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Local Group Set to Launch Community Initiative

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Camel City United Indivisible (CCUI) announces the “Community Building Initiative” for Winston-Salem. The initiative will focus on bringing neighbors together for a common purpose. After attending leadership training sessions, volunteers will form local teams based on community needs. CCUI will help teams build the skills they need to advance their community goals.

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