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Power to the Peaceful Festival
by Charles Slay ( slaycslay [at] aol.com )
Thursday Sep 11th, 2008 9:26 PM
Fifty thousand people jammed speedway meadow in San Francisco's Golden Gate Parkon Saturday, September 6, for a day of music, art and politics. Kev Choice and Silk-ee opened in the morning on the green stage to a small, but enthusiastic audience.

§Kev Choice
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§The Morning Audience
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§spectator
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§Warren Haynes
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§Artist Kristi Holohan
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Ms Holohan is the Program Director of A.C.E. Arts & Creative Expression based in Oakland. The gaols of this organization are to create work for artists, raise social awareness and foster community.
§92 dead
by Charles Slay Thursday Sep 11th, 2008 9:26 PM

An art project sponsered by A.C.E. and created by people in Oakland to remember the the 92 murdered residents of the community this year.
§Cindy Sheehan Supporter
by Charles Slay Thursday Sep 11th, 2008 9:26 PM

Overt political campaigning wasn't allowed, due to Power to the Peaceful's non-profit status, but, individuals still expressed themselves politicaly.
§Michael Franti
by Charles Slay Thursday Sep 11th, 2008 9:26 PM

Back stage Mr. Franti reflected on ten successful years of Power to the Peaceful. He announced plans for a Power to the Peaceful event in Tanzania next March. Mr. Franti is the "Founder, Creative Director and Producer of the event."
§Dr. Steven Schneider
by Charles Slay Thursday Sep 11th, 2008 9:26 PM

Dr. Schneider is a climatologist at Stanford, he expressed great concerns for the state of world peace posed by climate change.
§Buddist priest, Namkha Rinpoche
by Charles Slay Thursday Sep 11th, 2008 9:26 PM

rev. Rinpoche expressed the necessity of "getting along with those close to use."
§The crowd at two pm.
by Charles Slay Thursday Sep 11th, 2008 9:26 PM