This Trump protester — complete with a crown, a caged and lame bald eagle — had created one of the most complicated outfits we spotted this past weekend. (photo Hrag Vartanian/Hyperallergic)

Another weekend of anti-Trump protests across the United States proved that the new President may be able to Make Protesting Great Again, if nothing else.

The weekend was dominated by quickly organized demonstrations at airports and in public parks and squares in cities across the country. There is a new activist energy in this country and it’s not dying down any time soon. Handmade signs continue to dominate the gatherings and marches, so we decided to round up some of the most impressive, unusual, funny, and eye-catching placards we spotted.

New York

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New York’s JFK Airport

A general view of the protest (Allison Meier/Hyperallergic)

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✊?✊?✊?✊?✊?✊️#MuslimBan #RefugeesWelcome #NoBanNoWall

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Boston

In Copley Square, Boston (photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

(photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

(photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

(photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

(photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

(photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

(photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

(photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

(photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

(photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

(photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

(photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

(photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

“Kol Khara” means “eat shit” in Arabic (photo by An Xiao Mina/Hyperallergic)

Los Angeles

A general view of the LAX protests on Sunday (photo by @cmonstah)

This LAX protester was taking a break but refused to put down her sign. (photo by @cmonstah)

https://twitter.com/lwoodhouse/status/825606728209231872

The future. Woke af. #refugeeswelcome #lovetrumpshate #unity #lax #laurensangels

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Elsewhere

Hrag Vartanian is editor-in-chief and co-founder of Hyperallergic.