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efhmc

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7. More tears from me with all the Texas people responding.

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Sat Jun 14, 2025, 10:27 PM

Jun 14

When I walked up to the group in Belton this morning, I had tears in my eyes thinking about the people that were there to help out country. Made me so very proud.

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Any marches in Texas? I was in Belton. We had a great crowd. [View all] efhmc Jun 14 OP

26,000 in Houston LetMyPeopleVote Jun 14 #1

Made me cry. Wish I still lived there now instead of the VERY RW town I live in now. efhmc Jun 14 #5

They sang "We shall overcome" in Sugar Land LetMyPeopleVote Jun 14 #2

In Bryan there were lots of people on both sides of Texas Ave (Bus SH 6) TexLaProgressive Jun 14 #3

Amazing. Lived there when my husband was finishing up at A&M. efhmc Jun 14 #6

'No Kings' Protests see hundreds in San Antonio speak out, joining national movement SARose Jun 14 #4

More tears from me with all the Texas people responding. efhmc Jun 14 #7

Anyone have a guess as to how many marchers there were in Texas? efhmc Jun 14 #8

A couple thousand in League City, about 30 miles southeast of downtown Houston. (nt) Lisa0825 Jun 15 #9

Yesterday's demonstrations restored my faith in Texas and the nation. Paladin Jun 15 #10

Fort Worth !!! Ours was more like a Block Party than anything else yellowdogintexas Jun 15 #11