Isaac Hayes III & Noah Washington Talks The No Kings Protests: Who Showed Up, Who Didn’t.

This weekend marked one of the largest single-day demonstrations in U.S. history, with the No Kings protests. Millions of Americans took to the streets across more than 2,600 locations to voice opposition to what many see as rising authoritarianism under the Trump administration.

But while the headlines celebrated record turnout, Fanbase Founder and CEO Isaac Hayes III has a different theory that missing from the crowds were many Black Americans and millennials, two groups often described as politically engaged; with the majority of protesters in Washington, D.C. were white women around age 44.

So what does that absence say about the state of activism today? Have large-scale movements lost their cultural connection, or their credibility, with younger and more diverse audiences? And how can movements rebuild inclusive trust across race, generation, and community lines moving forward?

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