Trump Protests: US Left Responds
- While some Californians navigated traffic to attend the Coachella music festival, a different kind of gathering took place near Los Angeles City Hall on April 12.
- The rally, drawing an estimated 36,000 people, featured a blend of political activism and musical performances.
- Joan Baez, the folk singer, told the crowd she "ain't gonna let those lousy billionaires turn me around." neil Young urged attendees to "take America back!" The crowd...
witness the US left’s powerful response! A “Fighting Oligarchy” rally, spearheaded by senators sanders and Ocasio-Cortez, ignited Los Angeles with a crowd of 36,000. The primary role of this political rally was to challenge corporate power.Musicians like Joan Baez and Neil Young energized the crowd, voicing disapproval of Trump and Musk. The atmosphere was electric as music and speeches combined, creating a platform for progressive voices.The gathering successfully galvanized support and highlighted the critical role of activism in today’s political landscape.For an inside look at this impactful event, read the full story at News Directory 3. Discover what’s next as the organizers plan nationwide events.
Sanders, Ocasio-Cortez Headline “Fighting Oligarchy” Rally in Los Angeles
Updated June 17, 2025
While some Californians navigated traffic to attend the Coachella music festival, a different kind of gathering took place near Los Angeles City Hall on April 12. Sen.Bernie Sanders, 83, of Vermont, a two-time Democratic presidential candidate, and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-cortez, 35, of New York, headlined a “Fighting Oligarchy” rally. The role of the event was to galvanize support against perceived corporate power.
The rally, drawing an estimated 36,000 people, featured a blend of political activism and musical performances. The political rally served as a platform for progressive voices.
Joan Baez, the folk singer, told the crowd she “ain’t gonna let those lousy billionaires turn me around.” neil Young urged attendees to “take America back!” The crowd also voiced their disapproval of President Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
Singer Maggie Rogers, perhaps capturing the spirit of the day, welcomed the crowd to “Berniechella.” The role of music was central to the event’s atmosphere.
What’s next
The organizers of the “Fighting Oligarchy” rally are planning similar events across the country, aiming to build momentum for progressive causes in the upcoming election cycle.