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June 14 Drew over 8% of Population in Protest

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HARDWICK – A recent press release from 50501 Vermont stated, “On June 14, we made history: more than six percent of Vermont’s entire population mobilized in the streets.” At the No Kings Day event in Hardwick, more than 250 people lined South Main St. from Mill to Wolcott Streets. With a population of 2,920 in the 2020 census, Hardwick’s turnout was over eight percent.

Over eight percent of Hardwick’s population turned out to protest on June 14, lining both sides of S. Main Street from Mill to Wolcott Streets, during the nationwide event organized by 50501 called No Kings Day.
photo by Paul Fixx

The 50501 organization estimated over 39,000 people joined in at 51 gatherings throughout Vermont, with over 16,000 at the waterfront event in Burllngton.

According to the 50501 press release, “It was the largest percentage of any state’s population to participate in protest in American history. That was not a moment — it was a signal. The world is watching, and we are just getting started.”

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Paul Fixx is editor of The Hardwick Gazette and lives in Hardwick.

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