Millions Protest “No Kings”… But Can’t Say Why

Written By Kiro Issac

Millions of people participated in “No Kings” protests across the United States and globally. The scale is undeniable, but the clarity is not.

We are back, and in this episode, Yuval David examines the growing gap between performative activism and meaningful advocacy. As global conflicts escalate, from Iran’s long-standing war posture to instability across the Middle East, and antisemitic attacks rise internationally, public discourse is increasingly driven by slogans rather than substance.

This monologue explores the contradictions shaping modern activism: opposing authoritarianism while defending authoritarian regimes, advocating for human rights while selectively applying them, and prioritizing emotional narratives over factual understanding.

Yuval also addresses the romanticization of socialism and communism despite their historical consequences, and the influence of social media and foreign actors in shaping ideological movements.

So we leave you with this question

What happens when values are replaced by ideology, and conversation is replaced by conformity? Let us know in the comments

A Rainbow Creative Original Podcast Co-Created with Yuval David

Executive Producer: Matthew “MoJo” Jone; Editor: Yuval Yosha, Big Fable; Graphic Design: Kiro, Rainbow Creative

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