🔗: https://l.mlive.com/ju0zjn A few hundred people assembled in downtown Grand Rapids Thursday evening for the “Good Trouble Lives On” protest against President Donald Trump. The demonstration was part of a nationwide day of protest named for the late Georgia Congressman John Lewis, who was known for encouraging “good trouble” in the pursuit of civil rights, on the fifth anniversary of his death. (Chloe Trofatter/MLive) | MLive.com

🔗: https://l.mlive.com/lxjbce Protesters lined the street in Macomb County as President Trump traveled to Michigan Tuesday to speak at the Selfridge Air National Guard Base and to hold a rally celebrating 100 days in office. (Santino Mattioli/MLive.com) | MLive.com

🔗: https://l.mlive.com/bjz5t4 Demonstrators marched through downtown Grand Rapids for a Ukrainian solidarity rally on Saturday, Feb. 22, to mark the three-year-anniversary of the war with Russia. The Ukrainian Society of Michigan and the Grand Rapids Sister Cities International Dnipro Committee (GRSCI) hosted dozens of people at Veteran’s Memorial Park for a rally and subsequent march through downtown. The march ended at the main branch of the Grand Rapids Public Library for a hosted panel disc