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Palo Alto Peace March February 2
5,000 people marched and rallied in downtown Palo Alto protesting the imminent war with Iraq Saturday February 1st. It was the largest demonstration in memory in Palo Alto. It was a diverse group of people, mostly middle class, with many families. There were no arrests.
Top photo: The march went from City Hall Plaza around downtown for about six blocks.
Second row, left: City Hall Plaza as the rally got going.
Second row, right: D. Abigail Acquaah-Harrison, visiting from Ghana, participated in Saturday's march.
Third row: Many families with children attended the event.
Fourth row: The march proceded down Ramona Street to University Avenue.
Bottom: It was an enthusiastic crowd.
The demonstration was organized by the Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
Second row, left: City Hall Plaza as the rally got going.
Second row, right: D. Abigail Acquaah-Harrison, visiting from Ghana, participated in Saturday's march.
Third row: Many families with children attended the event.
Fourth row: The march proceded down Ramona Street to University Avenue.
Bottom: It was an enthusiastic crowd.
The demonstration was organized by the Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
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Good deal...
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Same day, different city...
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unbelievable
Tue, Feb 4, 2003 2:59AM
Love for the people
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