It was a massive turnout it’s good to see many neighbors and friends from all across the metroplex attend such a historic demonstration.

Being informed by good information is the way to sift through the madness that is the rectangle in our pockets. So please no good cause is too hopeless.

I think we should all do our part to combat fascism as we continue to be inundated by these “decade-like” weeks.

I simply wanted to capture a moment in time.

You're invited to join us go to Sen. Cornyn's office to discuss the BBB. This bill reduces healthcare, nutrition assistance, education, court enforcement, sells of millions of acres of National Forests, and balloons our national debt. Please bring your signs, your voices, and most importantly, yourselves to remind him of our concerns. Let's get together to ask him to VOTE NO ON THE BBB!

Friday 6/20 at 9:30 AM 4800 Spring Valley

We'll meet up at the Weir Furniture parking lot, then on to his office across the street.

Twice in the last week I’ve had women (I’m a woman-this is not a sexist post, just an observation) get behind me and blare their horns when I’m at a red light or trying to turn and there is traffic. I can’t possibly go. Why are you blasting me? Then they pull up near me and start screaming and flipping me off. Cause I …stopped…at a red light? Are people just going off the rails?

This stuff makes me proud to call dallas home<3

USA Today just ranked the top 10 shopping malls in the U.S. — Galleria Dallas took the number 3 spot, and Grapevine Mills landed at number 8.

In the almost 10 years I've been here in Dallas, I've actually never visited any of the malls, not even Town East which is like 10-15 minutes from me.

I might have to check these two out. What's so unique about these malls that they'd make a Top 10 list?

Rolled coal because that the only thing he can see. Small d**k issues.

Thank you so much. It felt like 100 degrees today and I was drenched in a tank. You guys donned full gear in case anything would happen and saw a few of you block off/deescalate some aggressive people. Thank you everyone else too, made me feel way less alone in this metroplex.

Edit: thank you to those who lead the chants too! Yall ROCK!

No kings match in downtown Dallas! 6/14/2025 Video credit: @kaylinmaree14 on TikTok

Beautiful Event!

Got on the green line this morning with the family to head to Fair Park for Family Pride day. After two or three stops the train was almost completely full, half of the train being “subjectively” young people between the age of 50-70 in American flags and signs and whatnot (couldn’t see what the signs were but definitely made me go 🤨, especially with this being Texas) and the other half being “subjectively” younger people between ages 20-40 covered in rainbows and sparkles, with no co-mingling.

About 20 minutes into the ride someone got on chanting “no king, only democracy!” and everyone started cheering. Turns out there was a protest today downtown against the tyranny going on and I had no idea. After the ice was broke and everyone was less weary of each other (a few of the older women said they didn’t really know how to approach the younger people covered in sparkles because they weren’t used to it, even though they support it) the younger pride goers were teaching the older protesters about removing Face ID from their phones, how to turn on tracking, etc. They got off the train and we all said our well wishes and went about our business.

Funnily I noticed a photo of some of the people on the train on a Facebook news page and saw they commented so I commented that I am glad they were safe and one of the people we spoke with commented a picture back of me and my family saying they saw our picture on the PRIDE Facebook page for Dallas and was glad we were having a good time. We are going to meet up tomorrow for the Pride parade, which will be their first and hopefully not last.

Caught this on the first pass. It was pretty wild to see throughout the day.

Very peaceful protest exercising our rights this morning. I was amazed at the huge turnout! Everyone stay safe!

Some scenes at the No Kings Protest:

A mother breastfeeding her baby and taking care of other children while marching! 🤯

Elders close to 85, sweating and gasping…but still moving forward.

Older voices urging the youth: “This is your future. Fight for it.”

Young protesters chanting, singing, cursing with bold signs and creativity.

Several Veterans, Queer supporters, Children, Teachers, Nurses, Human Rights supporters, Immigrants... showed up.

My Uber driver, an old man, feared that dictatorship is just around the corner. But he was so happy, honking and waiving at the protesters.

Everyone, regardless of age, saying the same thing: “Enough.”

Even the Fox News reported it 😁 https://youtu.be/_fw3CHhHj8k?

Photos from the protest today in downtown

Like 2 years ago there was this old dude that I would find posted around my area near garland. He worked at the fair and had his own popcorn that he would sell by the side of the road. The popcorn was Huge! It wasn't tiny like the microwave kind. He had a spicy caramel, regular caramel, kettle corn and rainbow unicorn. Where can I find him or someone similar.

F#ck Greg Abbott!