section_path: Protests by U.S. state/Michigan
section_name: Michigan
paragraph_text: Michigan
  
  Dozens of No Kings demonstrations took place in the state, and organizers estimated that the Ann Arbor rally drew nearly 8,000 participants.
  
  Thousands rallied at Clark Park in Detroit, with some later joining a march to the Rosa Parks Federal Building. About 4,000 people rallied in Ferndale, a Detroit suburb. Other Metro Detroit demonstrations took place at Livonia, Dearborn, Farmington Hills, Troy, Novi, Roseville, Monroe, and elsewhere.
  
  Thousands attended the No Kings demonstration at the east lawn at the state Capitol in Lansing. In Western Michigan, demonstrators gathered in Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo, as well as Muskegon, Three Rivers, and smaller cities.
  
  In Northern Michigan, organizers cited attendance of 7,000 at the No Kings rally in Traverse City, and an estimated 1,500 attended the No Kings rally in Petoskey. Smaller-scale demonstrations in the region occurred in Gaylord, Elk Rapids, Charlevoix, and Boyne City.
  
  In the Upper Peninsula, thousands protested in Marquette. There was also a protest in Sault Ste. Marie.