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"...Unlike the SAG-AFTRA and WGA-filled demonstration at Disney this afternoon, tonight’s crowd saw mostly fans, anti-Trump protestors like Sunsara Taylor of RefuseFascism.org, a couple of tourists from Seattle who wore Jimmy Kimmel shirts in solidarity, and WGAW members, like Philip Walker (Monster High, Disney Channel’s Just Roll With It) and Jury Duty Emmy nominee Robyn Adams...."

"...Sellassie Blackwell, a musician and social justice activist, became the de facto strike captain, showing up early with a huge speaker and a mic to lead the crowd in chants and playing tunes such as Queen’s 'I Want to Break Free.'..."

"...While it’s de rigueur for Hollywood Blvd. to close down for a big Disney premiere like Star Wars: The Force Awakens or Freakier Friday, that wasn’t the case here during rush hour...."

"...Five police officers didn’t show up until 30 minutes into the protest, gently pushing attendees toward the sidewalk and out of the street...."

"...At one point, a costumed Darth Vader walked through the crowd...."

"...Taylor, taking the mic, shouted, 'Donald Trump said today that if you criticize him, you could lose your broadcast license!' which triggered big boos from those gathering...."

"...'Fascism is upon us now! It’s the message that the White House has sent by the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel. It is our neighbors with brown skin, being stopped and asked for papers, being disappeared and being kidnapped by masked men and disappeared at the concentration camps and around the world. This is fascism,' she added before spurring the crowd to chant, 'Trump must go! Jimmy Kimmel must stay!'...."

"...Tonight Stephen Colbert – himself a cancelled late night host in the Trump era come May – spoke in support of his friend Kimmel during his monologue on CBS’ The Late Show...."

"...Colbert said that 'it is important for broadcasters to push back on Disney programming that they determine fall short of community values…You know what my community values are, Buster? Freedom of speech. Or as Alexander Hamilton called it, 'Hakuna Matata.''..."