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Thursday Protest People Photos

By B.G. Johnson

Photos of people at Thursday's permitted protest south of Madison Square Garden.

Keywords: Protest, Resistance & Direct Action, RNCWatch, News, local, Media,

Thursday Protest People Photos

All photos by B. G. Johnson. Large-format files available upon request.

By B.G. Johnson bgjohnson@kband.com

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Re: Thursday Protest People Photos

Sep 03, 2004 05:54PM EDT

Matt

Come now, that's no way to talk about the Republicans.

Re: Thursday Protest People Photos

Sep 03, 2004 06:19PM EDT

what?race? thats what you're thinking about? who cares what color skin people have. the people who wanted to be out there were out there. wesley your stupid or bored. political friendster, indead.

You need to count better.

Sep 03, 2004 06:56PM EDT

B.G. Johnson

The people in the first photo aren't white, they're Latino. The woman holding the sign in the 17th photo is black. The woman in the 20th photo isn't white, and there are three blacks in the 21st photo.

A lot of the photos don't indicate people's color one way or another.

And the girl in the last photo is an Australian.

Re: Thursday Protest People Photos

Sep 03, 2004 10:08PM EDT

Empire Watch

CORRECT!
there is NO SUCH THING as "race"...
Unfortunatly fascism and the global elite that sell fascism DO create for "racism"

Great photos!

Re: Thursday Protest People Photos

Sep 04, 2004 02:20AM EDT

news man

S/F IMC seeks personal info on posters
the management at s/f imc is no longer satisfied with giving your ip's to
the authorities now they want your name, address and other personal information to go along with it. s/f imc who has long been suspected of giving ip addresses of readers and protest organizers to the authorities is now considering having posters &readers filling out personal information forms to get access to s/f imc as part of their new format,what will become of this information? your guess is as good as mine. given the current state of affairs in the management policies
at this sight we can only conclude that the personal information collected will not be private for very long. we can see from the onset how this will lead to police tracking of dialog on the sight. this by it's self would compromise security of the posters.