Anti-Trump March Estimated To Draw Thousands To South Jersey: What To Know

CAMDEN, NJ — "No Kings III," the latest installment in the series of marches against President Donald Trump's administration, is organized for March 28 in Camden.

According to the Cooper River Indivisible event organizers, the "NO KINGS Camden/South Jersey" rally is anticipated to bring more than 8,000 people to the area.

"No Kings is about standing up for our democracy and making it clear that no leader is above the people," said the advocates.

The day will begin at 11 a.m. with a gathering at Roosevelt Plaza Park outside Camden City Hall and be followed by a march through the City.

Events will conclude with a rally at Wiggins Waterfront Park at around 1:30 p.m.

Guest speakers and community leaders will address the crowd alongside information tables from partner groups.

The estimated crowd would make No Kings III the largest demonstration that Cooper River Indivisible has held.

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"This movement keeps growing because people across our communities are ready to show up, speak out, and defend the rights and freedoms that are being threatened," organizers added.

According to Cooper River Indivisible, they are a grassroots organization focused on advancing government policy that builds power, care for communities, and creates visible change.

Traffic impacts due to the rally were not immediately available. Check back with Patch for the latest updates.

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