April 5 protests, which will be at 3 sites in St. Louis.

On Sat., April 5, please join us in a nationwide protest against the actions of the Trump/Musk administration. The 50501 movement, which stands for “50 protests, 50 states, one movement,” is organizing protests against the anti-democratic & illegal actions of the Trump administration in every state capitol & in major cities across the U.S. There are 3 protest sites in St. Louis that day.

Two of the protests are organized by Hands Off, as well as by 50501. Multiple groups are working together to organize the protests.

Hands Off is protesting from 11 AM – 2 PM at the intersection of Manchester Rd. & Weidman Road, 14001 Manchester Rd., Ballwin. This is a bit south & west of Congresswoman Ann Wagner’s office. Parking will be in shopping centers east & west of that intersection. There will be some walking required to get from the shopping center parking lots to the protest site. More here


Another Hands Off protest on April 5, is in Brentwood, along Brentwood Blvd. just south of I-40/64. People will meet near Michael’s craft store at 1519 S Brentwood Blvd. at 10:30 AM & protest from 10:45 – 1:30. Protesters are told to bring signs & cowbells or other noise makers. This is a good protest to attend if you can’t walk far because you can park in the parking lot next to the protest site on Brentwood Blvd.
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At Kiener Park Plaza downtown, from noon – 3 PM. The group, organized by 50501, will meet on the corner of N. 7th St. & Chestnut, & will march down to the Old Courthouse. You can park in 2 nearby parking garages-- Kiener Plaza West Parking Garage & Kiener Plaza East Parking Garage. There is no Cardinals home game that day.
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 "From 50501’s Facebook page: “The 50501 Movement is a nationwide grassroots effort uniting all 50 states in protest against authoritarianism and threats to democracy. We stand for equality, justice, and protecting our rights. Join us to stay informed, organize, and take action! 50501 upholds nonviolence in all interactions.”
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I hope you make a stand on April 5!