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‘No Kings’ is over, but here is how you can still get involved in North Carolina

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Across North Carolina, there are opportunities to get involved in your community and make a difference in the aftermath of the 'No Kings' protests. From in-person town halls to virtual events, there is something for everyone. 
Since 1994, nonprofit Historic Rural Hill in Huntersville has been hosting the Loch Norman Highland Games, a two-day event featuring an ancient Scottish competition of strength.

Loch Norman Highland Games in April bring Scottish competition to the Carolinas

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Celebrate Scottish culture with dance, food, music, and ancient strength events featuring 56-pound stones and 22-pound hammers at the Loch Norman Highland Games.
No Kings Day protest

Your guide to ‘No Kings’ protests in North Carolina

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From Murphy to Manteo, peaceful No Kings Day protests, marches, and rallies are occurring in communities across North Carolina.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in North Carolina, March 20 – March 26

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Across North Carolina, rallies against ICE, healthcare cuts, and the Trump administration are taking place across North Carolina.
Protesters marching in Durham

Your weekly guide to taking action in North Carolina, March 13 – March 19

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Across North Carolina, there are opportunities to protest ICE operations in the state, push back against the rise of authoritarianism in the country, and support public schools.