| | | Money for education, not war. |
| | | Organizers encouraged everyone to stay. "We'll leave together when we decide." |
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| | Simeon: "Our foreign policy is the height of hypocrisy." |
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| | | Anthony says: Let the oil go. |
| | | The world is not your Playstation. |
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| | It's time for the media to tell the truth |
| | | Jamie: "They're not going to stop at Iraq. This is something they've been... |
| | | "...working on for a long time." Billie (dog) runs Paws for Peace. |
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| | Corporate Nocolonial Network. |
| | | The longer we stayed, the less comfortable the LAPD was with the 1st Ammendment. |
| | | Radical Teen Cheerleaders again. |
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| | | Megan, CSUN student: "It's an unjust war." |
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| | Wade: "Everyone says we're a bunch of hippies.The range of people here..." |
| | | "...amazes me. Old, young, rich poor. " |
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| | | The Bus Riders union, as always, kept us amped up with their drums and voices. |
| | | L.A.'s steadfast civil-rights organization, advocating for justice in L.A. |
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| | Leader Eric Mann gets down. BRU expresses the thrill of using democracy. |
| | | But then there's also the sadness of why we're here. I kept feeling both. |
| | | Anastasia and Carrie from the Coalition for World Peace. |
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| | | Cops increased in number. We stayed. |
| | | Dan, Jeff, Matt and Fletcher wanted to send a message--"we're not all weirdos." |
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| | Robert: "This is the worst thing that could have happened." |
| | | Craig and Maria from the Nat'l Lawyers Guild. Performing a valuable function. |
| | | As we now marched back to where we started--without a permit for this part. |
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| | Those green hats mean the Lawyers Guild is looking out for us. Always watching. |
| | | We marched back. Whose streets? Our streets. |
| | | And now the LAPD had geared up for conflict. |
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| | Weapons at the ready. The crowd got louder and louder--just one big noise. |
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