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Oakland City Council Members Charlene Wang, who represents Chinatown and other parts of the city, and Noel Gallo, who represents the Fruitvale, marched alongside people chanting “No justice no peace” and “Whose streets? Our streets.” 📹: Yoshi James/ S.F. Chronicle

By 11:30 a.m., several hundred people had gathered at Wilma Chan Park in Oakland ahead of the No Kings march. People held signs with photos of crossed out crowns. Signs also read “If you came for our democracy, we come 4 U”. 📸: Yoshi James, Lea Suzuki, Sarah Ravani/ S.F. Chronicle

Protesters formed a human banner Saturday morning at S.F.'s Ocean Beach, spelling out “NO KINGS” and “YES ON 50,” encouraging the passage of a measure on the November ballot to redraw California’s congressional districts in response to Texas’ GOP-focused remapping. 📸: Laure Andrillon / AFP

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As demonstrators marched down Market Street chanting “We don’t want no king,” organizers in neon vests blocked traffic from cross streets. Several cars made sharp U-turns away from the action. 📸: Stephen Lam / S.F. Chronicle