While living in Los Angeles, I attended a couple of anti-war marches on those periodic days of action that the U.S. anti-war movement has. I was disappointed that a city of 13 million people would only get a few thousand out to oppose the war. That's why it was very heartening to see photos like this and this -- there is a horrid anti-immigrant bill making its way through the U.S. Congress at the moment, and somewhere between half a million and a million people showed up in Los Angeles recently to oppose it. Here is a link to more photos and some reports of the action.
I especially like the message in this photo.
Monday, March 27, 2006
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Here is both text and audio coverage by hip-hop journalist Davey D. And here is coverage by Democracy Now!, which says that some estimates place the crowd numbers as high as two million.
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