Saturday, March 28, 2026 | Union Station, Winston-Salem
Program begins 11:30 AM
What to Expect
No Kings 3 brings together some of Winston-Salem’s most committed voices — community leaders, educators, faith leaders, and musicians — to open the next chapter of neighborhood organizing across North and East Winston-Salem.
We’re honored that the Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II 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.
We’re honored that the Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II 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.
The program will run from approximately 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM. Following the speakers and music, attendees will be invited to take a simple but powerful next step: sign up for neighborhood organizing networks, house meetings, and community conversations happening across Winston-Salem in the weeks ahead.
PROGRAM
CHANTS
🌀 Opening – No Kings, Just Us
DJ Payne
📢 Chanting & Energy Movement
🎶 This Little Light of Mine
Dr. Robert Rominger & Building Bridges Through Singing
🎤 Justice, Morality & Responsibility
Rev. Darryl Napper
🌀 They Think It’s Cool to Be Cruel
DJ Payne
🎤 The Next Generation
Charles Terry
🎶 We Resist
Dr. Robert Rominger & Building Bridges Through Singing
📢 Free Speech for Thee, Not for Me
Audience Participation – Chant
🎶 Let Just Roll
Dr. Robert Rominger & Building Bridges Through Singing
🎤 Education & Community
Jennifer Easter
📢 This Is What Democracy Looks Like
Audience Participation – Chant
🎶 Lean On Me
Building Bridges Through Singing
📢 Too Big to Rig
Audience Participation – Chant
🎤 Organizing for Power
Jenny Marshall
🌀 Good Trouble
DJ Payne
🎤 Community Organizing Instructions
🎶We Shall Overcome
Building Bridges Through Singing
CHANT #1
Free Speech for Thee,
Not for Me
“Free speech for me,
but not for thee!”
CHANT #2
What Does
Democracy Look Like?
“THIS is what
democracy looks like!”
CHANT #3
Too Big to Rig
“Too big to rig!”
CHANTS
CHANT #1
Free Speech for Thee,
Not for Me
“Free speech for me,
but not for thee!”
CHANT #2
What Does
Democracy Look Like?
“THIS is what
democracy looks like!”
CHANT #3
Too Big to Rig
“Too big to rig!”
PROGRAM
🌀 Opening – No Kings, Just Us
DJ Payne
📢 Chanting & Energy Movement
🎶 This Little Light of Mine
Dr. Robert Rominger & Building Bridges Through Singing
🎤 Justice, Morality & Responsibility
Rev. Darryl Napper
🌀 They Think It’s Cool to Be Cruel
DJ Payne
🎤 The Next Generation
Charles Terry
🎶 We Resist
Dr. Robert Rominger & Building Bridges Through Singing
📢 Free Speech for Thee, Not for Me
Audience Participation – Chant
🎶 Let Just Roll
Dr. Robert Rominger & Building Bridges Through Singing
🎤 Education & Community
Jennifer Easter
📢 This Is What Democracy Looks Like
Audience Participation – Chant
🎶 Lean On Me
Building Bridges Through Singing
📢 Too Big to Rig
Audience Participation – Chant
🎤 Organizing for Power
Jenny Marshall
🌀 Good Trouble
DJ Payne
🎤 Community Organizing Instructions
🎶We Shall Overcome
Building Bridges Through Singing
FEATURED SPEAKERS
Rev. Daryl Napper, Sr.
Jennifer Easter
Charles Terry
Jenny Marshall
Rev. Daryl Napper
Candidate, Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School Board, District 1
Rev. Daryl Napper is a lifelong resident of Winston-Salem and a product of Forsyth County’s public education system. With over 25 years of experience in the school system as a teacher, coach, mentor, and central office staff member, he brings deep insight into both its strengths and challenges. He is committed to advancing safety, transparency, trusted communities, and stability in public education.
Jennifer Easter
President, Forsyth County Association of Educators (FCAE)
Jenny Easter leads efforts to advocate for the rights, dignity, and working conditions of public school educators. Under her leadership, FCAE has strengthened its presence in the fight for fully funded public schools, racial equity, and educator empowerment across Forsyth County. She is a fierce advocate for students,
teachers, and public education as a cornerstone of democracy.
Charles Terry
Community Leader & Public Servant
Charles Terry is a Winston-Salem native and former student-athlete at Winston-Salem State University, where he played collegiate basketball after graduating from Mount Tabor High School. Now serving in local government with Forsyth County, Charles represents a new generation of leadership committed to community, public service, and youth empowerment.
Jenny Marshall
Chair, Forsyth County Democratic Party
Jenny Marshall is a champion for working families, public education, and grassroots democracy. As a former educator and congressional candidate, she brings a deep commitment to empowering everyday people. Her leadership invites us to claim our agency, defend our communities, and take action together.
FEATURED SPEAKERS
Rev. Daryl Napper
Candidate, Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School Board, District 1
Rev. Daryl Napper is a lifelong resident of Winston-Salem and a product of Forsyth County’s public education system. With over 25 years of experience in the school system as a teacher, coach, mentor, and central office staff member, he brings deep insight into both its strengths and challenges. He is committed to advancing safety, transparency, trusted communities, and stability in public education.
Jennifer Easter
President, Forsyth County Association of Educators (FCAE)
Jenny Easter leads efforts to advocate for the rights, dignity, and working conditions of public school educators. Under her leadership, FCAE has strengthened its presence in the fight for fully funded public schools, racial equity, and educator empowerment across Forsyth County. She is a fierce advocate for students,
teachers, and public education as a cornerstone of democracy.
Charles Terry Community Leader & Public Servant
Charles Terry is a Winston-Salem native and former student-athlete at Winston-Salem State University, where he played collegiate basketball after graduating from Mount Tabor High School. Now serving in local government with Forsyth County, Charles represents a new generation of leadership committed to community, public service, and youth empowerment.
Jenny Marshall
Chair, Forsyth County Democratic Party
Jenny Marshall is a champion for working families, public education, and grassroots democracy. As a former educator and congressional candidate, she brings a deep commitment to empowering everyday people. Her leadership invites us to claim our agency, defend our communities, and take action together.
Music
Dr. Robert Rominger & Building Bridges Through Singing
Music has always been at the heart of movements for justice. Dr. Robert Rominger and Building Bridges Through Singing will lead the crowd in songs that remind us what it feels like to lift our voices together — and why that matters.