Protesters Formed a Living Sign No King in San Francisco (video).

On the birthday of U.S. President Donald Trump, a wave of protests under the loud name No Kings swept across the States.

In San Francisco, protesters lined up on the beach to form the main slogan and name of the event No Kings. Corresponding video has spread online, reports 'Glavkom'.

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Rallies against Trump's administration took place across the country. Participants occupied parks, squares, streets, and roads. Demonstrators organized locations where students, teachers, and political figures spoke.

The protests were aimed against Trump's administration and covered more than 1,800 cities in 50 states. Demonstrations took place in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, San Diego, Atlanta, Seattle, Charlotte, Dallas, Portland, Miami, and many other cities.

Fight After the Military Parade

A large military parade was held in Washington to mark the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army alongside large protests. The event gathered thousands of viewers and participants and became the largest military show in recent decades.

The event featured over 6 thousand servicemen, armored vehicles, cavalry units, armored columns, artillery, infantry, aviation, and orchestras.

A clash occurred between the No Kings participants and parade spectators and supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump's administration after the military parade for the 250th anniversary of the Army.

As thousands of parade participants left the area where military forces were demonstrated, No Kings protesters hurled insults and abuse at the American leader. One man shouted 'traitor' and 'rapist' towards Trump, which sparked the conflict.

During the celebration of U.S. President Donald Trump's birthday, protests against his administration were organized in the state. Rallies took place in more than 1800 cities across the country and included participation from students, teachers, and political figures. In the States, common protest actions against Trump were organized, calling them 'No Kings'. This became a significant challenge for the president's administration and attracted the attention of the general public.