In the days following the last “No Kings” protest, a protester — Rosalyn Tosh — made an Instagram post alleging an organizer with Indivisible, one of the two organizations to lead “No Kings,” confronted her after she led pro-union and pro-Palestine chants at the rally.

Thousands of Pittsburghers gathered in front of the City-County Building Downtown as part of the third “No Kings” rally held since President Donald Trump was inaugurated in January 2025.

Several “No Kings” rallies took over parts of Pittsburgh and beyond on Oct. 18, with an estimated 2,300 total rallies throughout the country with thousands of people participating in both the Downtown demonstration and one in Allegheny Commons Park on the North Side.