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January 20th, 2005
Bush's
Second Coronation
pictures from the inauguration
The general public was not allowed on most of the parade route,
making access for face to face dissent difficult. And still protest
was rampant in Washington during Bush's second coronation. Bush
is the most protested President ever. (News
Story)
At a rally in McPherson Square, Granny D (pictured at right)
pointed out to the crowd that most of them were much younger
than her and that while we are all still alive it is incumbant
on us all to keep up the fight. Granny D turned 95 on January
21st.
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PHOTOS
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NEW
August
29th, 2004
New
York City Protest against the RNC
and the Bush Agenda
organized by
United for Peace and Justice
Over 500,000 people attended this protest, officially making
Bush the most protested politician ever. VIEW
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| July
2003
Feature Article & Photo Study
Wrapping
Ourselves in the Flag:
Shopping our Way to Freedom "...The danger here is that when
the symbolism of the flag starts to completely lose its meaning,
it leaves the door open for it to be redefined by whatever
market force or political strategy is prevalent at the time.
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Photo Show of Flag Imagery
used in products and advertising VIEW & READ
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March
22nd, 2003
New York
City Protest:
Stop Bush's Unilateralist War!
Slide
show of +90 photos VIEW
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February 15th, 2003
New York
City Protest:
The World Says No to War!
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show of +45 photos VIEW |
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January
18th, 2003
March
on Washington D.C.
tO
Stop the War with Iraq
(before it starts)
Slide
show of +60 photos VIEW |
April,
2003
Fall
of Baghdad: Wide Angle Lens
The shot you didn't see on TV
Check out this wide angle photo of the toppling
of the Saddam statue in Baghdad. Does this look like the same
scene you saw over and over on network news? Does it look like
the fall of the Berlin Wall to you? VIEW |
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