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The nation's fourth wide-scale protest of the year is Thursday, July 17. This rally, dubbed "Good Trouble Lives On," follows the widely popular "No Kings" protest last month.

(The Center Square) – A month after the "No Kings Day" demonstrations across the country, "Good Trouble Lives On" will take their protests of President Donald Trump nationwide on Thursday.

“The right to peacefully assemble is enshrined in the Constitution, but as a student of American history, ‘No Kings Day’ took place on July 4, 1776,” Huizenga’s office stated.

This is not the first anti-Trump protest in The Villages. Some Villages residents also organized one of the No Kings Day protests held on June 14.

Two "Good Trouble Lives On" protests will be held in Philadelphia, which served as the flagship event for the "No Kings" protests on June 14: Chestnut Hill: Germantown Ave. and Bethlehem Pike, 4 p.m.