Toto Says: No Kings in Kansas

June 14 plus miscellaneous reasons to reignite your committment. UPDATE AS OF THURSDAY, JUNE: 1636 events are scheduled in 13 countries, with more being added every day.

Kansans: Celebrate our country on June 14 by being out, loud, and nowhere near the Capitol being desecrated by the biggist kleptomaniac, most corrupt politician, and greatest tyrant our nation has seen in its more than 250 years of history.

NO KINGS DAY June 14, 2025
No excuses, friends. Events are happening in multiple places throughout the state. Find one and get there.

Wichita
noon
Broadway and Douglas

This event is an expansion of a protest that’s been going on in its current iteration every Saturday at the same and place since March. Organizers will feature additional speakers and special guests.

Salina
10 am Central

Topeka
3 pm Central
Topeka Capitol Building - South Steps
300 SW 10th Ave
Topeka, KS 66612

And Beyond
For national as well as Kansas info, Indivisible has lots here.

Groundswell
According to Stand Up America, more than 1,000 events have been registered all over the country, and more will be added here.

Be there and be square! (with your fellow Kansans)
Whether you’re joining the Wichita, Salina, or Topeka event (or any of the gazillions of others), keep checking the above links for updates.

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Need a reminder for why you’re doing this? Especially in Kansas, allegedly so far flung from the Washington madness? Wichita Rep. Patrick Penn is leaving Topeka and joining the administration in D.C., where he says he plans to “Make a couple people cry.” Because that’s the role of government in these here Uniteds.

Finally: If you do find yourself trapped in Washington, D.C. on Flag Day and wanting to attend an event that actually honors this country and the sacrifices that countless Americans have made for it, I recommend attending the Vietnam Veterans Memorial ceremony which, for the first time in more than 30 years, will not take place at the historic site due to Donald’s military parade.

Thanks for your service, each and every one of you. See you here, there, and everwhere.