Live with Liza And Leah, Co-Founder Of Indivisible/No Kings Day!

It was incredibly interesting to talk with Leah Greenberg about the genesis of Indivisible and the No Kings Day Protests. Leah is co-founder of the organization that fosters, helps and facilitates grass roots activism in small local communities and large rallies in big cities, along with the help of other activist groups. What she is doing is remarkable. Indivisibe is inspiring; the work they are doing is important in this time when our democracy is at stake, and people are scared. Leah and made sure to say that these protests are not only passionate but they are FUN. I’ve been to two of them, and totally agree.

Americans in the streets will make the difference, along with legislators and judges and governors and mayors, I truely believe that.

While she talked, I live-drew! Below is the drawing, and also a list of protests and gatherings around New York City happening on March 28th for the third No Kings Day. Go to indivisible.org to find one near you, wherever you are.

Thanks for being here!

The NYC mass march on March 28th that will be the largest, I will be there live-broadcasting as I have in the past:

2-4pm - NYC MASS MARCH, March 28th - 7th Avenue & Central Park South, Manhattan

And below are the rest in NYC in order of time they start on March 28th:

10am-12pm - WASHINGTON HEIGHTS (BRIDGE ACTION) - Denny Farrell Pedestrian Bridge. Riverside Dr

10am-12:30pm - QUEENS - Macdonald Park, Queens Boulevard & 70th Avenue, Queens

12-2pm - Northeast Queens - Fresh Meadows, Union Turnpike and Francis Lewis Boulevard, Queens

12-2pm - East Bronx - Bronx Victory Memorial, Bronx

1-2pm - Rockaway Beach Amphitheater @ Beach 94th St. Boardwalk, Queens

1-3pm - PARK SLOPE - Assemble on Garfield Place and march on Prospect Park West, Brooklyn

Thank you Margaret Williams, MS, ACC, Peter Alan Howard, Michael Maslin's Ink Spill, Ronna Smith, Christine R. Spirit In Art, and many others for tuning into my live video