Counterprotesters reported being hit with pepper spray by marchers; according to the Washington Post, one counterprotester also used a "chemical spray" against marchers.
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Last year, many marchers were deterred by a snowstorm that trapped some buses en route and stranded some marchers in town for days afterward.
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First came marchers calling for the right to secede and protesting police violence, then came marchers in all white, asking for dialogue with the Spanish central government.
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Martin Luther King Jr. and nearly 2,000 ''freedom marchers'' off a Negro school ground last night [June 23] but Dr. King regrouped the marchers and staged a protest walk through town.
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Only 15 percent of Republican respondents blame the white nationalist marchers for the violence, compared to 65 percent who think both the white nationalist marchers and counterprotesters are equally to blame.
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" Trump supporters heckled marchers, saying, "This is your president.
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" The name, the marchers proclaimed, "is in our soul.
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While both counterprotesters and marchers engaged in some throwing of water bottles and rocks on Saturday, the marchers were the ones projecting a military presence and who initiated the bulk of the confrontations.
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The swell of marchers that actually showed up shattered expectations.
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President Trump is all but offering succor to the marchers.
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Some of the marchers threw rocks at Border Patrol agents.
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Many marchers highlighted the global fight for equality, per Reuters.
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The marchers are around 900 miles from the U.S. border.
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Among the marchers' many demands: a $15 national minimum wage.
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Hundreds of the marchers were headed back to Belo Garden.
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In Charlottesville, marchers entered town intending physically to intimidate onlookers.
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But some from the Tulsa area met marchers outside. Rep.
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He paused when asked what he thought about the marchers.
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Most of the marchers get barely four hours of sleep.
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I am scared for the pride marchers in those streets.
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Israeli forces fired on marchers it said participated in violence.
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"Always was, always will be, Aboriginal lands!" the marchers shouted.
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We've seen the President show understanding for white supremacist marchers.
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On March 28, 1968, some marchers behind him turned violent.
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In Eureka, marchers were rained on but not rained out.
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In "Ministers and Marchers," a 19673 sermon delivered at his Thomas Road Baptist Church the day after King led civil rights marchers from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, Falwell suggested that King was a communist.
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Wade decision, marchers have descended upon Washington to protest the ruling.
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He thinks the "alt-left" was charging at marchers with clubs.
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People watching as marchers pass, March 25, 1965, in Montgomery, Alabama.
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But there was no effort to stop the marchers' forward progress.
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One protester, Ivan, 28, explained why marchers had defied the police.
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Many of the marchers on Sunday chanted slogans against the police.
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Justin led a group of marchers -- including Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan.
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She's got some Destiny's Child advice for future Women's Marchers too.
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Water cannons and tear gas canisters were unleashed on opposition marchers.
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Joshua reportedly told marchers that he was just "observing" the protest.
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You don't want to come across the night marchers of Hawaii.
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By the time the crowd reached Thatta, there were 258,500 marchers.
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Many marchers had passed the intersection of Main and Lamar Streets.
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Lineup for costumed marchers is at Sixth Avenue and Canal Street.
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In Singapore, marchers called for scrapping a law banning gay sex.
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According to its organizers, the New York mobilization attracted 000,000 marchers.
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By contrast, the Democrats mope like marchers in a funeral parade.
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" On Friday, the marchers had chanted "You will not replace us.
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She said the marchers were positive but feared for their safety.
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He is hurrying to join the marchers, awkward in his isolation.
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The mood was jubilant, with marchers climbing scaffolding and signing songs.
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The Washington Mall, originally off-limits to the marchers, was filled.
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This was the peace marchers' second attempt to reach Taliban lines.
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Early stages of spreadsheet on counting marchers in US/world today.
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The real test is expected to come when the marchers enter Istanbul.
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As far as marchers could tell, myself included, the event was decentralized.
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Here are some of the messages marchers bore with them on Saturday:
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Many marchers who couldn't afford shoes walked barefoot in the searing heat.
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Numerous marchers carried white flowers they planned to offer when passing by.
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Clad in full Nazi regalia, Mr Jones was one of the marchers.
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After Orlando, some cities heightened security in order to protect pride marchers.
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Black clad antifa rioters assault and intimidate citizens and pro-Trump marchers.
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In the video, counterprotesters appear to throw objects at right-wing marchers.
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Kushner told other marchers he was there to observe, The Washingtonian reported.
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And marchers believe the Trump administration's policies will negatively impact the environment.
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But marchers are not only coming from DC and its surrounding suburbs.
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But many of the marchers were extended families — grandparents, parents, children, babies.
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One of the marchers, Rishi Raj Vyas, 250, filled in the blanks.
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A clash between conservative marchers and black-clad protesters in Portland, Ore.
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As tensions mounted, the government offered to finance the marchers' trips home.
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And someone showered the marchers with rainbow confetti at the finish line.
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Large numbers of police officers escorted the marchers but did not interfere.
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Organizers are now seeking to turn the marchers' resolve into political action.
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Some abortion opponents claimed that as many as 303,000 marchers showed up.
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At Mr. Pence's mention of the president's name on Friday, marchers cheered.
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Other marchers were in awe of his story and his positive mood.
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In 2015, Istanbul's pride marchers were met with rubber pellets and pepper spray.
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In a sea of rainbow flags, some marchers wrapped themselves in other designs.
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"Jews will not replace us," the marchers chanted, some of them waving swastikas.
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Eastern Europe's liberal marchers and voters deserve more support from the continent's west.
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Stay with us for the day as the marchers take to the streets.
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" Other marchers chanted in sing-song: "Hands too small, can't build a wall.
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"Everyone's doing what they can," said Andy Lau who was among the marchers.
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Videos posted on Twitter showed men attacking marchers and shouting anti-LGBT insults.
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Trouble had arrived at high noon, when 300 marchers in the first major
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The spectacle marchers created was unlike anything New York had ever seen before.
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And this weekend, I felt the same looking at the marchers in Charlottesville.
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Police Commissioner William Evans said the boisterous marchers far outnumbered the rally participants.
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In other local gatherings, some marchers lashed out against the anti-war movement.
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Many of the marchers (in Britain and Hong Kong, for example) are greying.
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State troopers beat hundreds of marchers, including children, on the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
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A man rammed his car into a crowd of people protesting the marchers.
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Despite the bright spirits of the marchers, the journey had taken its toll.
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Their signs were easy to spot, high above the heads of other marchers.
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Last year, police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse pride marchers.
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The band is a large one with many marchers: trumpet players like Sen.
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The marchers at the front of the line began running back toward him.
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Among the marchers was a troupe dressed as Aztec warriors on inline skates.
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Signs weren't the only ways marchers supported the cause — some wore T-shirts.
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"Everyone's doing what they can," said Andy Lau, who was among the marchers.
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Officials said that as many as 2,000 Black Bloc marchers had been expected.
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They braved this dangerous work, which all too often created martyrs of marchers.
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Will marchers be there as true activists or off-the-couch digital ones?
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Our photographers asked marchers across the U.S. what their hopes were for 2018.
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As the marchers advanced, some blew whistles and erupted in cheers and jeers.
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The marchers find the political bickering and the superficial formalities there too much.
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Mike Kociela, the producer of the Taste of St. Louis, welcomed the marchers.
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The march went east, toward other streams of marchers coming from that direction.
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Winkler said marchers and other activists should stay the course they are on.
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She embodies a potent symbolism — same as the activists and the marchers do.
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Want to market Nazi memorabilia, or recruit marchers for a far-right rally?
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Far-right marchers held a slogan saying "Towards freedom" and many carried torches.
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Other groups around town had similar goals to match marchers with free housing.
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All of these will be opportunities for locals to connect with the marchers.
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So how will the marchers actually vote when they head to the polls?
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People take photos on their phones as marchers stream past in Melbourne, Australia.
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A senior White House official confirmed that Mr. Pence would address the marchers.
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Some marchers sang the US national anthem as they moved towards the consulate.
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Tuesday's marchers demanded an investigation into the deaths and justice for the victims.
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The marchers looked to nearby shops searching for relief, often finding no luck.
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Organizers from the Reclaim Australia marchers found themselves invited to One Nation events.
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Then marchers began pushing back toward the Mall again: It was too crowded.
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The authorities also accused the marchers of destroying turnstiles at a subway station.
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The marchers hope to energise Turkey's fractured opposition, reaching beyond the CHP's traditional base.
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Yet the tone and messaging from marchers and parade-goers was celebratory and hopeful.
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Baked Alaska shot video as his fellow marchers viciously assaulted non-violent counter protesters.
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Alongside religious themes calling for protection of the unborn, marchers questioned when life begins.
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Many of the Charlottesville marchers weren't just shouting hateful slogans; they were carrying weapons.
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After Trump's tweets, marchers told BuzzFeed News that they weren't coming because of DACA.
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The marchers surrounded counter-protesters, spraying them with chemicals, and physical fights broke out.
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But the 50 Miles More marchers plan to keep putting pressure on their representative.
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In her speech, she thanked, her fellow marchers from the demonstration in Los Angeles.
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In August a rally for the cause of not-Hinduism attracted nearly 200,000 marchers.
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Mrs Chan spent four-and-a-half hours among the marchers on June 9th.
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In the next decade the church was used as a marshalling ground for marchers.
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Carrying banners that said "vote for your happy future," the marchers shouted "defeat discrimination".
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Throughout the day, water cannons and tear gas canisters were unleashed on opposition marchers.
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The case arose out of the attacks on Martin Luther King and freedom marchers.
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A child covers her ears as marchers make their way to the White House.
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By the time we got outside our building, the marchers were once again gone.
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Someone is shot on video, sometimes by the police, and marchers fill the streets.
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Among the marchers was a troupe dressed as Aztec warriors on in-line skates.
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"Palantir, you know it's true / The crimes of ICE depend on you," chanted marchers.
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Of course, without an audience, the marchers would not have had anyone to intimidate.
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Over a loudspeaker, an officer told the marchers they had ten minutes to vacate.
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The event quickly devolved into a series of violent clashes between marchers and counterprotesters.
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On Monday, the army opened fire on the marchers on the outskirts of Abuja.
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Yet the marchers in Warsaw seem to feel that their country is being overwhelmed.
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By evening, marchers were still moving through the streets, though their numbers were thinning.
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Will marchers slow down so that older and physically limited women can keep up?
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Hunger marchers, pinched and bitter, were parading cold streets in New York and Chicago.
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The melee began that day as more than 1,000 marchers approached a military checkpoint.
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Jennifer Skiba took this photo of marchers Saturday at the capitol in St. Paul.
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The police have identified over 100 people and accused them of attacking the marchers.
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Correction: An original version of the piece misquoted the number of climate change marchers.
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The speaker schedule and the route for the marchers have yet to be announced.
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USA!" in response to the marchers reprise of, "This is what democracy looks like!
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Opposition politicians echoed marchers' calls for both Lam and the proposed law to go.
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Observers quickly condemned the ad, which did not make clear what the marchers were protesting.
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"Mexicans demand respect, we want bridges not walls," read one banner carried by nearby marchers.
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Organizers recommend that marchers wear warm clothing and comfortable shoes (check here for more tips).
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He is, in every way, legitimizing the ideologies those marchers expressed as good and orderly.
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Speakers will make remarks around noon and the marchers will begin walking around 1 p.m.
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But there is plenty of evidence to suggest the marchers are right to be concerned.
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Some marchers carried banners of the Celtic cross — a Nazi symbol — and featured racist slogans.
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Over and over, marchers told me they wanted evidence-based political policy, and independent science.
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That practice attracted international attention in 2003 when it drew 500,000 marchers to the streets.
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But the organizers, their partners, and individual marchers are looking forward to 2018 with excitement.
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At the El Gederaf Teaching Hospital in eastern Sudan, security forces chased and beat marchers.
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And marchers spoke out against these plans because they could reduce funding for scientists' work.
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Yet it was this same police force that would later shoot marchers protesting Hernández's reelection.
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The Charlottesville marchers' intention was to create division and hate, just like the Charleston killer.
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"We are ready to die for our Zakzaky!" and "Free Sheikh Zakzaky!" the marchers chanted.
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Night marchers, according to Hawaiian lore, are not evil spirits, but they do demand respect.
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And like those strikes, marchers have made their own signs to get their message out.
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Around 12:30 pm, the marchers moved from Foley Square down Broadway, toward Battery Park.
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"What they're doing is wrong," Margaret Proano, 53, said as the Uprose marchers walked by.
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" Marchers shouted anti-Trump chants and carried signs saying, "Vote" and "Immigrants Make America Great.
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The shooting deaths of Shiite marchers six weeks ago generated little outrage in the country.
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But Charlottesville was another galaxy, both in the sheer number of marchers and their diversity.
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Iqbal Khyber, 27, a soft-spoken medical student, has become one of the marchers' leaders.
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And like the marchers in Selma, we will meet them with strength, resilience and pride.
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Police officers surrounded the marchers and arrested 53 people, in some cases using excessive force.
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But their main focus seemed to be railing against the marchers with shouts and pushing.
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On Technology White supremacist marchers had not yet lit their torches when the deletions began.
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Counts of aerial views of the marchers put the numbers at around 200,000 to 250,000.
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Other marchers were asked to wear white and to bring pots and pans to bang.
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That action witnessed hundreds of marchers descending into the subways to enact mass fare evasions.
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As marchers passed the Trump International Hotel in Washington, boos and profanities filled Pennsylvania Avenue.
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In Washington, marchers packed the National Mall for as far as the eye could see.
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The marchers expect that many thousands more will join them for the entry into Istanbul.
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Mr. Sessions acknowledged as much in February, at a congressional ceremony honoring the Selma marchers.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and one of the Selma marchers attacked by state troopers.
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As they departed in handcuffs, the rest of the marchers clapped and shouted in approval.
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Thousands of marchers had been streaming past the building, protesting the government's new immigration ban.
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Robert E. Lee, quickly devolved into a series of violent clashes between marchers and counterprotesters.
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I arrived just as the marchers were starting to make their way across the bridge.
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That left the marchers' People's Peace Movement as, effectively, the only effort still gaining ground.
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But marchers told VICE News that they were protesting for a variety of a reasons.
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Whatever the marchers stood for is lost in the smoke, the haze, and the blood.
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The royal mom presented shamrocks to Officers and Warrant Officers, and William, 36, saluted the marchers.
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Some marchers in the crowds carried banners that read: "Thanks to American people for supporting Muslims".
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At this point, Sandmann says that the Indigenous Peoples marchers approached the students with their drums.
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One protester walked with a tray of high-protein snacks and condoms for her fellow marchers.
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In New York, marchers will congregate at 10:30am under the clock in Grand Central Station.
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Here&aposs a guy who looked at the marches in Charlottesville, Virginia, he acquitted the marchers.
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A group of family and friends watch civil rights marchers, March 25, 25, in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Anti-abortion marchers rally at the Supreme Court during the March for Life rally in January.
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The first group of marchers your blogger fell in with was a Catholic family from Maryland.
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Flouting the rules of German politics seemed to thrill these AfD marchers on that September evening.
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A waiver of their bank debt was among the key demands of the marchers in Mumbai.
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While organizers planned for around 80,000 marchers in L.A., the estimated total was close to 750,000.
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Actress Jennifer Lawrence also got in on the effort, sharing photos of some marchers on Facebook.
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But after a three-mile trek the marchers discovered the "dry river" was far from dry.
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Asked if it's fair to connect Gillespie to Charlottesville marchers, Northam's campaign also defended the effort.
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Even when it started raining, marchers were undeterred by the heavy downpours throughout the early afternoon.
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People on the platform are cheering as trains filled with marchers enter the station #WomensMarch pic.twitter.
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" Actress Natalie Portman told marchers in downtown Los Angeles: "Because of you, the revolution is rolling!
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The ACLU defended the marchers to the outrage of observers who understandably sympathized with the survivors.
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The government organized a counter-rally in downtown Caracas, precisely where the opposition marchers were heading.
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In Jakarta, demonstrators burned signs in protest, and in Istanbul police shot marchers with rubber bullets.
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It's the NYC parade that attracts the most people— around 150,000 marchers and 2 million spectators.
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Media, organizers, and marchers alike have crowed over the lack of confrontation at the Women's March.
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A judicial ruling allowed the Selma marchers to finally cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge without injury.
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" As the procession passed the Trump International Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue, marchers booed and chanted "shame.
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Some people sold "Flint Lives Matters" T-shirts and handed out bottles of water to marchers.
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Gay pride parades increasingly include marchers representing corporations, from defense contractor Raytheon to telecommunications conglomerate Comcast.
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Flashes of red and blue strobed through the twilight, illuminating the marchers' faces and picket signs.
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There was the power of the marchers behind us that made the music sound different, cohesive.
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Anti-abortion marchers came to Washington, where the government is divided and still partially shut down.
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Cruz's death became a rallying cry for many marchers, who have demanded the force be dissolved.
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He crowed about it during a pep rally for anti-abortion marchers in the Rose Garden.
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At that point, many of the marchers bypassed the police by running across a dry riverbed.
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He praised their right to peacefully exercise free speech and took dozens of photos with marchers.
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Many of the marchers traveled by bus to Barcelona from other towns in the Catalonia region.
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More than a hundred marchers were hospitalized after enraged men hurled trash and bottles at them.
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Still, pro-democracy marchers turned out in astonishing numbers for the 11th week in a row.
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IMN claimed that police attacked its marchers on Tuesday and, in Katsina, opened fire on them.
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The streets were awash with blue and gold banners, T-shirts and hats as marchers rejoiced.
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Chef José Andrés' ThinkFoodGroup and various DC restaurants offered free and discounted food to student marchers.
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Tensions are mounting: protest installations are being torn down, and bottles are getting thrown at marchers.
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Also for marchers, the Italian restaurant Centrolina will have free hot chocolate in its market area.
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Two of his Republican predecessors, George W. Bush and Ronald Reagan, addressed the marchers by telephone.
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Seen from above, though, on thousands of marchers, their wave of color created a powerful image.
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The extreme temperatures and Ramadan fasting mean the peace marchers walk slowly and take long breaks.
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The best argument against outing Charlottesville marchers is the possibility—and, already, the actuality—of misidentification.
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In Sydney on Sunday marchers held signs paying tribute to Maasarwe and other victims of violence.
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In each city, I grew angrier and angrier at the lack of Asian faces among the marchers.
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The U.S. Supreme Court in 1995 ruled that parade organizers had the right to exclude gay marchers.
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VICE News followed Mack and her fellow marchers as they set out to rally in Pinedale, Wyoming.
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It took more than eight hours for the last group of marchers to reach the end point.
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On Sunday, marchers like Maria Eugenia Montes de Oca used Trump's own words to protest against him.
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The pop star did, however, express her support for the marchers in a tweet over the weekend.
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But many protesters, including permitted marchers, accused security personnel of denying them access to their planned routes.
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Britton, 51, and Rippon, 29, also shared photographs on their Instagram Stories of themselves posing with marchers.
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Alabama state troopers look on as marchers kneel in prayer after their march was halted by police.
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Many of the marchers and those forcefully detained by riot police were prominent Russian journalists and activists.
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Actress Claire Forlani, who has detailed her own experiences with "master manipulator" Weinstein, also cheered on marchers.
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When civil-rights marchers were arrested and beaten, it became harder to ignore discrimination against black people.
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Bill Foster (middle) stands for a photo with a group of science marchers on the National Mall.
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While at the Trump Hotel, marchers erected a 14-foot tipi to symbolize taking back stolen land.
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Earlier, marchers carried posters showing protesters tending to a young child, with the words "protect the future".
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If you have marchers that march down the Dan Ryan -- they didn&apost close expressways in Ferguson.
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It started with racists holding tiki torches on Friday night, but escalated Saturday to marchers praising Hitler.
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Most marchers (about 60 percent) said they decided to protest because of "women's rights," which wasn't surprising.
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Protester Rafael Prieto, an 80-year-old cab driver, said government repression against the marchers saddened him.
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Scheufele foresees a problem that the march organizers can't avoid: what messages the marchers bring with them.
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Outside parliament, the marchers chanted "Thieves' nest" and "We want justice, not corruption" under sleet and rain.
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Lafayette sent warning to Versailles that he was bringing his soldiers and the marchers to the king.
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However, marchers on Saturday continued the calls for Trump to release his returns with signs and chants.
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Police kept watch and the marchers presented a petition at ministry of finance offices in central Harare.
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White supremacist marchers carried Nazi banners and chanted "Jews will not replace us" before the violence erupted.
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From there, we stood and watched the marchers recede, headed for a big rally at Union Square.
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From the League of Women Voters to the marchers on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala.
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It ends with marchers holding tiki torches like those seen in Charlottesville, and a President Trump lookalike.
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" Marchers carried images of injured dolls and recreated scenes of violence they said were committed by "terrorists.
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When some of the marchers began running closer, the troops opened fire, killing 17 and wounding hundreds.
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" The rogue marchers who did arrive at City Hall were "received with every mark of joyous demonstration.
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The crowd of marchers grew to the thousands, stretching along Market Street as it moved toward downtown.
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DC cops posted across from White House are wearing pink pussyhats and posing for photos with marchers.
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The local branch plans to provide a "recharge station" for marchers, with free cold drinks and snacks.
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In August, thousands of far-right marchers staged a violent protest in the German city of Chemnitz.
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And those 23 marchers were the kinds of women other suffrage supporters considered militant and shockingly unrefined.
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He makes a crucial point: The solution that the marchers want almost certainly depends on winning elections.
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" Marchers hoisted signs with statements such as "My trans pride is not business marketing" and "Decolonize Pride.
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The aquarium will give prizes to the most creative projects and discounted admission to all registered marchers.
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What is most striking in these photographs is the expression of relief the marchers seem to emanate.
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On Sunday, marchers waved more signs about the conduct of the police than about the extradition bill.
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Yet on Saturday, marchers were able to approach the army headquarters, meeting far less resistance than expected.
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A Reuters witness and Niazi said the Islamists threw stones, bricks, sticks and shoes at the marchers.
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Although protesters have been demonstrating for almost seven months, marchers on Wednesday emphasized the need to continue.
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After the rally wrapped up, marchers headed toward the Supreme Court to gather on its front steps.
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At least a few marchers carried signs showing the familiar logo of a wheel with a wing.
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They were preparing for a protest against neo-Nazi marchers who were en route to the neighborhood.
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Reuters reported a group of hundreds of thousands of marchers were expected to reach Barcelona on Friday.
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The Memphis marchers in 1968 held one advantage: they knew the road they were going down. ♦
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The marchers all wear aquamarine T-shirts and carry a banner with an image of King's face.
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And many marchers said the administration's policies could not be separated from the issues they were protesting.
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The marchers were continuing west to Columbus Circle, but the musicians were ready to call it quits.
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The largely peaceful protests have attracted thousands of marchers to reject economic reforms, police violence and corruption.
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Another 22019 percent, however, think the blame falls equally on the white nationalist marchers and the counterprotesters.
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Mr. Trump sent out a tweet that day suggesting that marchers ought to be celebrating him instead.
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A few blocks away, Hammond and his wife Susan greeted marchers, who planted flower bouquets in the snow.
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In the days since Rose was fatally shot by a white police officer, marchers have demonstrated almost daily.
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Ritter has knit multiple hats, and will be bringing them to Washington to hand out to fellow marchers.
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State troopers watch as marchers cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge over the Alabama River in Selma, March 9.
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An officer accosts an unconscious Amelia Boynton Robinson as mounted police officers attack civil rights marchers in Selma.
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Among the marchers were politicians from the Communist Party as well as the conservative Party of the Republic.
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Hundreds of marchers evaded and scuffled with Mexican police in an attempt to cross the border en masse.
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An anti-immigrant protester draped with an American flag fights with Latino marchers May 1 in Los Angeles.
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At Women's March events across the country on Saturday, marchers carried signs quoting Cardi's comments in that post.
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BuzzFeed News spoke to some of the youngest marchers about what inspired them to get out and march.
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In earlier footage, marchers in Dorud shouted, "Death to the dictator," referring to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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Amid a sea of blue-and-yellow European Union flags, the 1,500 marchers gushed about the European project.
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It's the second weekend in a row that marchers have taken to the streets in the nation's capitol.
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The reporter and other media outlets said journalists and residents had been threatened by some of the marchers.
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A number of marchers drew parallels between Trump's recent bomb strikes in Syria and against ISIS in Afghanistan.
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Here, the city center was gripped with sometimes-violent marchers, a level of unrest rarely seen in Germany.
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A Berlin police spokesman told Reuters that some counterprotesters threw stones and bottles at the neo-Nazi marchers.
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The marchers in Charlottesville represented values that were fundamentally antithetical to the best part of nation's character -- pluralism.
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As a side theme, marchers will protest Trump's crackdown on illegal immigrants and other issues he has championed.
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Philadelphia is considering issuing $230 summonses to marchers blocking highways or failing to disperse, rather than arresting them.
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Update: The headline on this article has been updated to reflect that the marchers were protesting gun violence.
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" The marchers wore white t-shirts and baseball caps and waved flags reading "Do your bit for children.
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The Pride marchers carried on to the Pride party, to come together with other members of their community.
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Along the way, marchers would pass the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory, the Stonewall Inn, and the African Burial Ground.
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Since the Supreme Court ruled abortion legal in 1973, marchers have descended upon Washington to protest the decision.
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Some marchers carried signs that read "Bremain" and "We Love the EU." That is a lot of people!
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Tweets meticulously documented the demonstration and where it was headed, and featured photos and videos of the marchers.
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That simple but dramatic action would move Saturday's marchers closer to their objective than any other possible reform.
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Photographers went to rallies for The New York Times and asked marchers what their hopes were for 2018.
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The federal government shutdown that took effect early Saturday did not dissuade marchers from taking to the streets.
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State television stations showed marchers carrying banners in support of Mr. Khamenei in Mashhad, Iran's second-largest city.
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Farhadi, whose second daughter was born the morning the protests broke out, joined the marchers that very afternoon.
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After they came back from the euphoric trip, they formed a group called Mobile Marchers that met monthly.
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Conway's boss has actively worked against every single one of these issues that so many Women's Marchers supported.
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Feminist marchers would turn up en masse to protest everything from police brutality to cuts to food aid.
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Some Hong Kong marchers carried Catalan flags on Sunday to show solidarity with the separatist movement in Spain.
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By the time they got to the show floor, Lewis was leading a line of about 1,000 marchers.
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Many marchers carried the same signs, most of them written in English and aimed at an American audience.
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In the distance is a bus, in front of which is a hearse and a crowd of marchers.
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One of Mr. Erdogan's former deputy prime ministers, Abdullatif Sener, joined the marchers for a day last week.
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Police said they would deploy crowd control patrols on Tuesday and urged marchers on Wednesday to remain peaceful.
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But the marchers and the activists who organized them will soon have to address what follows the demonstrations.
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Aerial video showed marchers, many wearing backpacks, walking in a long, ragged column Wednesday morning through suburban Tulsa.
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Mr. Motta cites the emphasis on the marchers in news coverage as a potential explanation for these findings.
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Trump will speak to the thousands of marchers who will gather on the National Mall for the event.
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Police and city officials counted more than 200,21625 marchers at the largest demonstration, on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington.
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The founders, in their worst moments, weren't neo-Nazis the way the marchers in Charlottesville were, for example.
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The marchers embraced a vast array of issues, raising questions about how they will create a cohesive movement.
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The scientists are after grant money; the activists are undercover socialists; the leaders are hypocrites; the marchers litter.
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Some marchers said they were conflicted about whether to come, given the controversy over the anti-Semitism charges.
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When the marchers finally encountered four Taliban fighters in the village of Nawzad Rood, it was nearly dusk.
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And on March 25, pro-Trump marchers took to the streets in several cities all over the country.
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Hundreds of riot police blocked the marchers' path to prevent them advancing along the district's main pedestrian avenue.
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Before marchers even converged on Washington, the organizers had brought that concept to the forefront of American discourse.
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Chanting "No KKK, no racists," the marchers weaved their way toward the city's Quicken Loans Arena in sweltering heat.
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It failed to pacify many marchers who said they no longer trusted her and doubted her ability to govern.
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They want marchers to find a group that speaks to their conscience and let the groups help prioritize efforts.
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Set for June 24, the pride march will feature 40,000 marchers from 350 different groups and millions of spectators.
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But that number had swollen dramatically by the time the marchers set off Sunday, according to Chiapas state police.
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Last year, Europe's biggest demonstration in support of accepting refugees took place in Barcelona, with up to 500,211 marchers.
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I was just talking to some of the marchers who were all feeling so emotional and so at peace.
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National Guard troops block off Beale Street in Memphis as civil rights marchers pass by on March 29, 1968.
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The camera pans to reveal numerous other young boys loudly cheering and chanting in the background over the marchers.
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Video footage shows marchers carrying fascist banners, waving torches, brandishing sticks and shields, chanting "Jews will not replace us".
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Hong Kong Security Secretary John Lee said the legal sector did not really understand the bill, angering some marchers.
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The marchers' symbol is an alarm clock, as organizers seek to wake governments up to the urgency of action.
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Or how about when he co-sponsored a bill with Warren herself awarding Selma marchers a congressional gold medal?
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Many marchers began gathering Friday morning, hoisting signs and placards condemning the president over his policies and charged rhetoric.
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The boulevards in cities including New York, Washington, London—even L.A., where humans rarely walk—were riverine with marchers.
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Rauner criticized the march path, calling it "unacceptable" that marchers did not stick to the lanes they were permitted.
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One year after Charlottesville, there continues to be, objectively, no moral equivalency between hate marchers and anti-racist activists.
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Hamburg's streets and sidewalks are filled with marchers and a truck displaying the sign 'We are f**king angry'.
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But some marchers said they did not hear of the cancellation, while others decided to simply do it anyway.
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At an intersection, someone cranked up a boom box and a group of marchers formed an impromptu dance party.
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The women and student marchers have grown into a national movement and cause of registering and turning out voters.
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A German police report noted that the NPD marchers hung a swastika flag from the balcony of a hotel.
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NYPD officers came out to monitor protests as marchers took to the streets in several cities following the deaths.
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This is the third consecutive year officials have banned Pride events, citing security risks to marchers, residents, and tourists.
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The trial will revisit a painful chapter marked by months of protests with marchers chanting Mr. Garner's final words.
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Gun control measures like universal background checks and an assault weapons ban were common themes expressed by the marchers.
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Still, marchers on Saturday said they were reaching for a way out of the bleak political landscape in Parliament.
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Many of Saturday's marchers had previously been involved in protests nationwide, including the Charlottesville, Va., clashes with white nationalists.
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So many cameras and onlookers hovered in front of the gathering that marchers had trouble advancing down the street.
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I wanted to follow the stream that would be the spear point if the marchers headed for El Silencio.
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So to all of those marchers who did not vote for her, you have reaped what you have sown.
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Most of the marchers are black, a demographic whose support Buttigieg has struggled to win in public opinion polls.
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Thousands of marchers eventually made their way out of the square, heading toward an afternoon rally at Battery Park.
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Some of the marchers Friday wore the black T-shirts that have become the uniform of the summer's protests.
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Some of the marchers Friday wore the black T-shirts that have become the uniform of the summer's protests.
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"They say 'justice,'" Mr. Keles said as he waited for a bus that had been delayed by the marchers.
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A group calling itself the "Silver-Haired Marchers" plans a 48-hour sit-in at police headquarters from Saturday.
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The white supremacist marchers in Charlottesville were fueled by racism, anti-Semitism and other ideas about identity and community.
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The authorities forbade the marchers from passing the spot where he was killed, on a bridge near the Kremlin.
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In New York City's Central Park, marchers held a moment of silence for the victims of the Parkland, Fla.
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A river of marchers dressed in white blocked out the streets as they shuffled their way through the city.
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One of the marchers, Anwar Mazlomyar, said the group planned to ask the Taliban to accept a cease-fire.
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It is undeniably satisfying to think that the Charlottesville marchers will have to face the consequences of their choices.
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Matt knows a thing or 2 about being Boston strong, so maybe the marchers should keep that in mind.
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" A photograph by Miloň Novotný depicts marchers in Old Town Square carrying a banner that reads simply "Go Home.
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But on Saturday, most of the marchers I spoke to hadn't paid much attention to the march's growing pains.
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It failed to pacify many marchers who said they no longer trusted her and doubted her ability to govern.
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And in Los Angeles, where today's pride parade went off amidst a different arrest, marchers paid their respects, as well.
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Miami police kept an eye on the marchers, occasionally stopping traffic so the scores of people could continue through intersections.
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The violence was initiated, on Friday night, by right-wing marchers who assaulted protesters around a statue of Thomas Jefferson.
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The street marches were joined by scores of marchers from a youth protest movement called Nuit Debout (Up All Night).
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Europe marches Big crowds turned out Saturday in dozens of cities across Europe, with marchers including men, women and children.
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It would be a longer trip for a critical mass of Trump supporters than for a critical mass of marchers.
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But a day later, there was also some optimism for the future even as marchers bemoaned Trump's policies or tweets.
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Church elders and children from the Mt. Zion AME Church watch marchers pass on March 25, 1965, in Montgomery, Alabama.
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But marchers said they also represented men and women who had been sexually abused as children and in other situations.
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Shortly after sunset, the marchers reached downtown Ashland, huddling close to the town's band shell in the cold December wind.
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For each mile they walk, the marchers will tweet a tribute to someone who lost their life to a bullet.
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And the marchers were local — several told BuzzFeed News that they had taken the subway over from Maryland or Virginia.
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But Conner, Wallace and Jim Clark, the sheriff who brutalised the marchers at Selma, did not let the people go.
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Emboldened by a view that "we" were right and the Right was wrong, I saw KKK marchers attacked in Anaheim.
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Flanked by police on bicycles, the marchers went through the center of Charlotte and out into residential neighborhoods on Sunday.
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To me, the Women's March wasn't just about the issues or the slogans marchers put on the signs they carried.
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Thursday's marchers filled the main square and local businesses shut shops, cafes and restaurants in an unprecedented show of support.
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Speakers at the council meeting said police seemed to stand by as neo-Nazi marchers and other white nationalists demonstrated.
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Some marchers may have been motivated by the removal of a statue, and all that portends, more than racial animus.
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"That simple but dramatic action would move Saturday's marchers closer to their objective than any other possible reform," he explained.
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"That simple but dramatic action would move Saturday's marchers closer to their objective than any other possible reform," Stevens wrote.
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Hundreds of activists and marchers filled Zucotti Park and the streets of lower Manhattan, protesting discontent with the financial industry.
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"That simple but dramatic action would move Saturday's marchers closer to their objective than any other possible reform," Stevens wrote.
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Some in attendance were tear-gassed by officials, and several marchers were detained, according to human rights group Amnesty Turkey.
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State police had said before the march that there was "an agreement" that marchers would take only two lanes. Gov.
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The marchers were not interested in a two-state solution or in preventing the U.S.'s embassy move to Jerusalem.
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Before the Inauguration, volunteer knitters had sent thousands of pussyhats to a Virginia collection center, which distributed them to marchers.
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" In Boston, "counter-protesters and marchers shouted at each other and police had to step in to keep the peace.
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Start a conversation with marchers in your life on how they can help you be more present at the event.
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But marchers still flocked to Washington, New York and elsewhere -- with some of the events affiliated with Women's March Inc.
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The tear gas comes in, and that's where this group of marchers starts breaking up and running toward Michigan Avenue.
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Mourners lit incense and left white lilies and roses where he fell, while many marchers carried white flowers or ribbons.
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Baltimore cops arrested 65 marchers who blocked part of a freeway during an anti-police brutality protest on Saturday night.
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The local groups that are the heart of Jazz Fest — gospel choirs, second-line marchers, Mardi Gras Indians — were dispersed.
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He filmed protesters angered by Mr. Gray's death throwing rocks, watched the helicopters overhead and listened to marchers singing hymns.
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It was she who asked Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to come to Selma to help organize civil rights marchers.
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On the morning of September 1st, it was difficult to tell how many marchers had turned out for the protest.
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The men are members of a militia who say they were present to serve the First Amendment rights of marchers.
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In St. Paul, one man was arrested after marchers reported he had "sprayed irritants" into the crowd, the police said.
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There, marchers also chanted "Death to America" and held signs that read "We are all Muhandis and Soleimani," CNN reported.
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During the march, counterprotesters and marchers shouted at each other and police had to step in to keep the peace.
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"I had no connection with the C.H.P. before," said Mr. Islam as he explained the varied backgrounds of the marchers.
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On Saturday, tens of thousands of marchers are expected at People's Climate March events, including a signature gathering in Washington.
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Unlike many of the day's previous speakers, he did not talk about particular bills before Congress or the marchers' demands.
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In the final stretch before the march, Julia Beck of the lodging group is making snack bags for the marchers.
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Images of nonviolent black marchers singing "We Shall Overcome" while getting beaten didn't seize the imagination of many blacks anymore.
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The inauguration schedule ends Saturday morning, but tens of thousands of marchers have their say before the day is over.
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Families stood on balconies above the streets cheering the marchers, who ranged from journalists, doctors and teachers to homeless people.
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In response, the marchers hiked for 30 days, across some of Afghanistan's most dangerous territory, to reach the capital, Kabul.
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The insurgents shared what they had, canned red beans and buttermilk, and local residents brought fresh bread, the marchers said.
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The Taliban made no effort to hide from the marchers the opium poppy cultivation and heroin labs in their territory.
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After the Charlottesville tragedy, he did look depressed while Trump blathered an off-key defense of the Nazi-friendly marchers.
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He took part in rallies and marches during the period known as Ferguson October in which marchers sang, chanted and prayed.
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It should also be noted that marchers took to the streets in other cities, nationwide, and in cities around the world.
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The rally is the largest pro-life event in the world, and the White House says it stands with the marchers.
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King speaks to 25,000 marchers at the conclusion of the Selma to Montgomery march on March 25, 1965, in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Those marchers standing up for civility, politeness and decorum—old-fashioned conservative values—will find the next four years hard going.
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A bloody-faced demonstrator is led away by police officers after more than 1,000 marchers attempted to break through police lines.
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Huge crowds of marchers don pussy hats and hold signs aloft calling to abolish ICE, empty Rikers' cages, end family detention.
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From Ferguson to Chicago to Baltimore, African-Americans felt targeted and angry, sending marchers into the streets and communities on edge.
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Once the marchers arrived at Wrigley Field, roughly 400 protesters spent approximately 45 minutes chanting, praying, and delivering speeches before dispersing.
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Government supporters and security forces on Wednesday succeeded in blocking marchers from reaching certain parts of the city, according to observers.
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The marchers' demands seemed fluid and ill-defined, raising the worry that the young people simply wanted to ban all guns.
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They typically draw about more than a quarter of a million marchers every year, in weather that it is usually horrible.
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State television broadcast live footage of rallies where marchers waved Iranian flags and portraits of Khamenei, Iran's paramount leader since 1989.
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A video posted by Caracas Mayor Helen Fernandez showed marchers shielding their faces from what she said was police pepper spray.
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If the marchers are protesting Trump's tenuous relationship with the truth, they need to be champions of truth themselves, he says.
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All told, organizers said the parade would feature 2,000 marchers and 85 floats, most of them adorned with the LGBT rainbow.
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Police put the number of marchers at 5,000, but a group of voluntary observers said there were more than 15,000 demonstrators.
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In 21974, he made his one and only political work, for the Gay Liberation Front: a staged scene of ebullient marchers.
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Law enforcement and the marchers butted heads over how much of the expressway the protest would be able to shut down.
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German news outlet Deutsche Welle reported that counterprotesters drove a separate group of neo-Nazi marchers out of Berlin's Spandau district.
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John Kerry, who served as Barack Obama's secretary of state until this week, walked his dog alongside marchers on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Our Southwest flight out of Atlanta is full of marchers heading to #WomensMarchOnWashington Passengers cheer each other as they board. pic.twitter.
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Many of the day's marchers predicted the political elite will be punished if it fails to fully sever ties with Brussels.
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The neo-fascist marchers in Warsaw suggested, as if on cue, how it could be done: "Pure Blood," read one banner.
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I grew up in Brown Chapel AME Church, where the marchers met and gathered before that march from Selma to Montgomery.
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" Mr. McKee said of the Washington marchers: "I believe it's their goal to unarm America, and that's why we're here today.
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Bundy and a crowd of nearly 300 marchers paraded through Burns, and a splinter group eventually took over the Malheur headquarters.
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The protests gained momentum over the weekend, when marchers chose a new demonstration route and reached army headquarters with little resistance.
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"By the turn of the century, you had, in New York City, 30,000 marchers and half a million onlookers," she said.
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From the open back doors of union vans driving along with the crowd, a union loyalist led the marchers in chants.
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A drone appeared overhead, twirling between trees and telephone wires, red video light blinking, and marchers laughed and screamed and waved.
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Neither Mr. Trump nor the Charlottesville marchers invented the idea that the United States is essentially a country for white persons.
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Crowds of anti-Brexit marchers in Parliament Square erupted in cheers and applause at the news that the amendment had passed.
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But Archives staff decided to blur certain signs carried by marchers pictured in the 2017 photo, according to The Washington Post.
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The police and their armored vehicles line the marchers' route, but they stand by silently, wary of initiating a violent confrontation.
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On Thursday, state television showed thousands of marchers in Mashhad carrying posters of Khamenei and banners that read "Death to seditionists".
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The organizers hoped to attract over a million marchers and show the new administration that women's rights could not be ignored.
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Nevertheless, their numbers are swelling, with over 10,000 new marchers reported since a New York Times journalist visited them last week.
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Turkey's marchers, led by the C.H.P.'s mild-mannered leader, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, are demonstrating against a more Turkish form of injustice.
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The marchers passed through the Kensington and Borough Park neighborhoods, whose large immigrant populations include observers of Christianity, Judaism and Islam.
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An older lady on a balcony waved at the marchers only to be met with shouts from hooligans in the crowd.
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In a resonant flourish, President Trump spoke to the anti-abortion marchers as senators pondered his fate a few blocks away.
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Activists estimated more than 300,000 people joined the rally, and city officials soon had to turn marchers away from the park.
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She's just joined the marchers when she sees a wall of police officers standing in front of the protest, looking menacing.
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Rather than trek 1,700 miles to Washington, June Glasson, Meg Thompson, and Adrienne Vetter joined hundreds of marchers in their state's capital.
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Youthful marchers filled streets in cities including Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, Minneapolis, New York, San Diego and St. Louis.
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Police officers force injured civil rights marchers to leave the area after their march was crushed by law enforcement personnel in Selma.
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Two young boys stand in the street with other onlookers to witness the marchers go by, March 25, 1965, in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Red skirts, dresses, and scarves have been adopted by the #MMIW movement much as pussy hats have been by other Women's Marchers.
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A small group of marchers carried banners claiming that "trans activists erase lesbians"—not only untrue, but an attempt to create division.
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And the marchers, like all farmers across India, demanded minimum support prices for their produce at levels that governments have long promised.
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At the plaza at El Chaparral, Mexican federal police in riot formation blocked the marchers from going any farther toward the bridge.
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"When you listen to critics, ask yourself this question — show me another woman-led, large mobilization force like us," Sarsour told marchers.
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A motorist who drove his car through a crowd of marchers at a California immigrant rights rally was arrested Thursday, police said.
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"I suspect that in the longterm, it's the confidently political — confidently partisan — climate marchers who will have the right approach," he writes.
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Elsewhere Friday, marchers blocked a major roadway in the Miami area and hundreds gathered in Atlanta, Boston, New York and other cities.
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The Istanbul governor's office said it decided to prevent the demonstration out of concern for the security of marchers, tourists and residents.
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Some 400,000 marchers assembled in New York City, according to Mayor Bill de Blasio, though organizers put the number there at 600,282.
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The "Take 'Em Down" marchers were young, mostly white newcomers who live in the city but don't have deep roots in it.
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Last year a similar protest drew 75,000 marchers, according to police estimates, though organizers put the number as being closer to 100,000.
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Footage posted online showed dozens of marchers in central Tehran chanting, "Death to the dictator," referring to supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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While there might be some marchers whose motivations include being against a particular policy or politician, that's not why I'm taking part.
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The marchers moved toward midtown following a program at a stage set up near Columbus Circle—and yes, a Trump International Hotel.
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Earlier this year, hundreds of marchers participated in a May Day rally in Chemnitz organized by neo-Nazi group The Third Way.
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"There were some 40,000 marchers behind them who needed to have their message (heard) as well," NYC Pride spokesperson James Fallarino said.
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The authorities blocked off several streets in central Moscow for Sunday's event, sealing in the marchers with metal fencing guarded by police.
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It looks like Apple also gave out special Pride t-shirts to marchers, which it has done in past years, as well.
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Members of the Twittersphere are working to identify marchers who took part in the weekend's deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Videos and photos posted on social media show crowds marching through the streets -- some marchers facing off against tanks and armored vehicles.
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But officers clustered near the station and on its roof greeted the marchers "with their hands on their guns," Mr. Winston said.
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At Saturday's demonstrations, marchers carried gay pride flags, banners reading "More Love and Less Hatred" and chanted "Not him!" the AP reported.
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One of the jobs of the 2,000 volunteer marshals shepherding the march was to prevent marchers from displaying their own unauthorized placards.
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The marchers gathered at more than two dozen points around Caracas, although some were stalled by authorities closing around 20 subway stops.
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Footage posted online showed dozens of marchers in central Tehran chanting, "Death to the dictator," referring to supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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About 150 members of a far-right group tried to block the route the marchers were taking, according to Agence France-Presse.
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When they got to the square, some marchers lay down in the middle of the road as part of a "die-in."
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As the Democratic presidential candidates joined thousands walking over the Edmund Pettus Bridge on Sunday, excited marchers swarmed them, one by one.
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The next day, the rally quickly devolved into shoving and brawling as the marchers yelled racist taunts and chanted anti-Semitic slogans.
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If the embassies won't hang our flag, then we'll think of those original marchers, and hang it ourselves from every available flagpole.
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CNN reports that marchers in Miami, Atlanta, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and Washington, DC, also took to the streets to protest police brutality.
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The marchers, who walked through a thunderstorm, were joined by a group of police officers who actively stopped them from reaching Mrs.
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"It was no battle," he told me of the showdown between police dogs and water hoses and marchers in Kelly Ingram Park.
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Police official Mazhar Niazi said the officers blocked the Islamists as they tried to break through a cordon to attack the marchers.
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Consider this: Two years ago today, white nationalist marchers in Charlottesville, Virginia, created a riot that left a woman -- Heather Heyer -- dead.
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Even the most conservative estimate — 3.3 million marchers in the United States — would make it the largest protest in the nation's history.
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A friend of Mr. Braunsdorf's designed colorful posters and fliers and together they set up three protest stations along the marchers' route.
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He urged marchers to call their elected representatives "every single day" to speak up against Trump's policies, and expressed support for Rep.
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In recent days, the marchers slogged up a mountain in the rain, and one died of a heart attack on the way.
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One woman was killed and other marchers were injured when a member of the white nationalist group rammed them with his car.
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In February, at the congressional ceremony that honored her husband and other Selma marchers, the senator tried to hug her, she said.
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In Charlottesville, Virginia, white nationalist marchers violently protested the removal of a Confederate monument -- leading to the death of a counter-protester.
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They broke through police barricades and hurled smoke bombs, firecrackers, cobblestones, bottles, acid-filled eggs, rotting food and feces at the marchers.
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The marchers ran the gamut of Hong Kongers, from teenagers in knit hats and parents pushing toddlers in strollers to the elderly.
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But it was Trump's long-held views, not his aide's influence, that led the president to express sympathy for torch-bearing marchers.
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In Budapest, the authorities allowed marchers to make their way to the national television headquarters and took a mostly hands-off approach.
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When talks faltered last month, though, the marchers decided they would try again, defying Taliban orders that they get formal permission first.
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The new recruits are people like Nuran Erman, a housewife who was one of the few female marchers to wear a religious headscarf.
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The marchers have pressed demands for a "right of return" for descendants of Palestinian refugees to ancestral homes in what is now Israel.
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The crowd provided a refrain of "shame" as an organizer ran down a list of people marchers are blaming for the family separations.
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In the days since Rose, a Woodland Hills High School honors student, was fatally shot, marchers have demonstrated almost daily across the area.
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Some marchers went across the bridge and stood on the road across from the club, where a Red Cross Ball was being held.
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Both parades gave in to public pressure last year after major sponsors withdrew their support and opened their ranks to openly gay marchers.
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As in the March for Science last weekend, many of the Ottawa marchers were working scientists who'd never before participated in a protest.
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The marchers were blocked by Mexican police equipped with shields and riot gear to stop them approaching the San Ysidro port of entry.
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Hundreds of thousands of marchers, spearheaded by women's rights groups, fanned out across major cities to send a message to President Donald Trump.
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But Trump ultimately defended the marchers as people who were "very quietly protesting" and suggested that "many sides" were responsible for the violence.
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A civil rights marcher who was exposed to tear gas holds an unconscious Amelia Boynton Robinson after police officers attacked marchers in Selma.
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At one point, Mexican police urged the marchers to turn back, saying they were risking their opportunity to ever enter the United States.
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Many marchers set out to shame Mr Trump for boorishly boasting, years ago, that fame allowed him to grab women "by the pussy".
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Peaceful marchers support the protesters because they want a fair society and do not see a better alternative around which they can gravitate.
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In a statement Tuesday, police said they were concerned that marchers planned to go from Victoria Park to Central, where LKF is located.
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"I hate Illinois Nazis!" exclaims Jake, pushing the accelerator to charge towards the Nazi marchers, who are forced to jump off a bridge.
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Some marchers beat drums, while others waved British and American flags, with banners calling for independence for Hong Kong flying from makeshift flagpoles.
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Elsewhere, the National Guard blocked marchers pouring towards a major highway in front of the Avila mountain which towers over Caracas' northern edge.
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On Saturday, they braved the 27°F temperatures and spoke out with their colleagues in Antarctica and the other marchers around the world.
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First-time marchers stood with retired teachers and government workers, union members and longtime political activists, pro-statehood residents and supporters of independence.
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Writer, activist, and diplomat James Weldon Johnson first suggested a silent parade, named for the fact that marchers would participate in complete silence.
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Millions of marchers gathered in cities across the country for Saturday's March For Our Lives — and they brought their best signs with them.
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Among the New York marchers were three men from Gays Against Guns, or GAG, a group that was formed since the Orlando shootings.
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Trump condemned the white supremacists and neo-Nazis, but he defended as "very fine people" some of the marchers who marched alongside them.
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Images started making the rounds on Twitter, as marchers posted photos and made the rest of the world jealous of their sweet swag.
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"Close your eyes and imagine hearing that come," Suzanna Alexander said as she stood bundled up as the marchers approached from a distance.
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White nationalist marchers at the Unite the Right rally carried Nazi banners and chanted "Jews will not replace us" before the violence erupted.
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This is the place where, in March 1965, peaceful marchers were teargassed and beaten mercilessly by state troopers while the news cameras rolled.
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Amid the confusion on the scene, the Dallas police on Thursday released a picture on social media of one of the armed marchers.
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The outcome was a striking contrast to last year, when members of far-right organizations attacked the 300 or so marchers, injuring dozens.
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Chants of "They fly high as we march by" and "Enough is enough" lessened, shoes shuffled, and marchers whispered as they walked on.
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The protest had been so amicable that the Dallas Police had tweeted upbeat pictures of the demonstration, with some officers posing with marchers.
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They detained at least 20 people during the clash in central Istanbul, as marchers tried to gather in the historically symbolic Taksim Square.
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Some marchers in Warsaw chanted: "Away with the EU" but there was no sign of white supremacist banners visible at last year's march.
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And while the marchers had said Charlottesville would mark the beginning of many more real-world actions to come, that's not what happened.
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And people jogged and biked around the Mall, which would have been impossible a year ago, when the crowd of marchers was bigger.
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A sign at the end of the route thanked the marchers for their contribution to the anti-Nazi cause — €10,000 (close to $12,000).
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They are showing little sign of abating and plenty of signs of becoming more violent, as both police and marchers up the ante.
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Maya remembered how someone started singing "The Star-Spangled Banner" and fellow marchers joined in, whether they could carry the tune or not.
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The neo-Nazi marchers intended to wear military-style uniforms that included swastika armbands, and to carry a banner also bearing a swastika.
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And while a majority of the marchers appear to hail from the C.H.P.'s base, they also include a number of conservative Turks.
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For many marchers, especially those in the sciences who were demonstrating for the first time, political settings can be a source of discomfort.
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But this week, marchers were livid when The Washington Post reported that the National Archives blurred anti-Trump signs from 2017's march.
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Hyde Park was the scene of several anti-fascist rallies between the wars; the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament attracted 93,000 marchers in 1983.
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They replaced the word "caravan" with "invaders" and circulated the idea that the marchers were backed by donations from Jewish philanthropist George Soros.
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After a day of mostly peaceful protest, President Donald Trump told marchers that he applauded them for speaking out against bigotry and hate.
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The Times called the people who marched in the latter march, "anti-abortion marchers" in two headlines, to the ire of several readers.
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Rising homophobia has resulted in ugly scenes such as when right-wing mobs attacked marchers at a Pride rally in Bialystok in July.
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A range of speakers and performers cutting across generational lines rallied near the Capitol before marchers made their way toward the White House.
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Their hosts were nervous, glancing at the sky and eager to leave, ordering the marchers into cars to drive to a safer place.
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"We don't know how to pay for the food we are currently distributing," said UNRWA's Gaza director, Matthias Schmale, who accompanied the marchers.
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The marchers eventually encountered groups protesting the Black Lives Matter movement, prompting police to separate the two sides as they shouted back and forth.
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Arkansas State Police troopers escorted the remembrance marchers as they made their way through the roughly half-mile route around the center of Russellville.
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Overflow crowds had flooded the surrounding streets and marchers stepped over low chain link barriers to decamp under the shadow of the Washington Monument.
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Just days before the Poway shooting, he was still defending his "very fine people" comment about the Charlottesville "Jews will not replace us" marchers.
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He said there were some "very fine people on both sides" after white nationalist marchers clashed with opposition protesters in 2017 in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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They said on Thursday that allowing openly gay marchers had prompted other Catholic groups that had long participated in the march to bow out.
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The marchers have also pressed demands for a "right of return" for descendants of Palestinian refugees to ancestral homes in what is now Israel.
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Most of the marchers said they were fleeing their homeland because there are no jobs, and their lives are under constant threat from gangs.
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The marchers who can be clearly identified as women all seem to wear long dresses or outfits with skirts that end below the knee.
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With National Guardsmen on the roadside, civil rights marchers begin the 50-mile march to Montgomery, Alabama, to protest race discrimination in voter registration.
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Chants, such as "Undocumented and unafraid," rung out as marchers held up a fabric "wall of love" for a crowd of cameras and supporters.
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The protest was part of a one-day women's strike that brought black-clad female marchers into the streets in cities across the country.
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Thousands of marchers filled the streets of Kasur, Pakistan, for the second day of protests over the murder of 7-year-old Zainab Anari.
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Schlissel, 40, an ultra-Orthodox Jew, had just been released from prison for stabbing marchers at Jerusalem's Gay Pride parade a decade before that.
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In August, he said, officers did nothing as marchers in the 30,000-strong nationalist rally threw beer bottles and hurled abuse in their direction.
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First-time marchers were there alongside retired teachers and social workers, union members and longtime political activists, pro-statehood residents and supporters of independence.
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On Wednesday pro-government rallies in several Iranian cities drew thousands of marchers waving Iranian flags and pictures of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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But the last Long Marchers have died out and Taiwan is still independent in all but name, with no deadline set for its return.
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When police opened fire on the Nazi marchers—and everyone else scattered—Ludendorff kept marching directly into police lines and offered himself for arrest.
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Here are just some of the many posters marchers carried on Saturday: Daniel Blackburn, 220006 of Irvine, holds this sign at the LA #ScienceMarch .
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A cream-coloured cow called Maple, her calf, and two sheep lead the marchers past Trafalgar Square and Whitehall towards the Prime Minister's house.
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"Call it payback, call it a revolution, call it the Pink Wave, inspired by marchers in their magenta hats, and the activism that followed."
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In a tense standoff between marchers and law enforcement at the Edmund Pettus Bridge, neither side seemed to be backing down, according to Lewis.
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From March 21, 1965 to March 25, over 25,000 marchers joined to finish the 12-mile walk from Selma to Alabama's capital of Montgomery.
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Community activist Emily Gorcenski live-streamed the torch rally on Periscope, and was also there when the marchers surrounded the crowd of counter-protesters.
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Among the marchers was an oversized inflatable rooster, sporting an angry expression and a sweeping metallic orange hairdo meant to resemble Trump's signature style.
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It would be two years before authorities in Birmingham, Alabama, turned police dogs and fire hoses on marchers, sparking worldwide outrage against the segregationists.
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National outraged followed the televised brutality, and later that month, the marchers -- backed by a federal court order -- arrived at the capital 25,000 strong.
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The Democratic Party in Virginia also sent out a mailer showing President Trump and Gillespie with pictures of white supremacists marchers inserted below them.
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Night marchers, or huaka'i pō in Hawaiian, are the spirits of former ancient Hawaiian warriors who once, in life, protected Hawaii's most scared people.
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So far, there's no reports of any trouble on the ground there in New York -- nothing but good vibes and marchers on the streets.
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As it happened, those demonstrators — legislators on chamber floors, marchers in the street — picked up the sweatshirt as an emblem, donning hoods in solidarity.
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White supremacist marchers chanted "Jews will not replace us" and carried Nazi and confederate flags before the violent clashes, which killed one counterprotester, began.
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Extreme right wing Christians also blasted us with threats of burning in hell, but in total I think we experienced just three anti-marchers.
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In addition, peace marchers have drawn widespread support throughout much of the country, building grass-roots pressure on the government to hold peace talks.
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" Asked if this referred to the government's mixed messages, one of the marchers who was holding the edge of the banner said: "Of course.
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The thousands of marchers — most of them wearing traditional clothes or cowboy hats and large belt buckles — have caused several days of traffic chaos.
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This, in turn, helps explain why most elected Republican officials accepted Trump's equivocal response to the white supremacist marchers in Charlottesville, Va. last month.
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Then on Saturday, in what amounted to a counterinauguration, the speakers, performers and marchers proclaimed allegiance to a profoundly different vision of the nation.
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Thousands of marchers made their way through Washington's streets during the People's Climate March, a protest against Trump's moves to roll back environmental regulations.
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According to Reuters, the governor's office said the decision was made out of concern for public safety, including the safety of the marchers themselves.
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Three marchers and two police officers were injured in the clashes, while police arrested 17 far-right demonstrators for their role in the attacks.
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But in their chants and interviews, many marchers said that they felt under as much social pressure as they have felt in decades past.
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In the early evening huge columns of policemen in riot gear swept slowly through the city, retracing the steps the marchers had taken earlier.
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The rest of the messages came from her own community, with people across Washington offering to open up their homes to marchers for free.
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After the city's first gay Mardi Gras parade was broken up by the police in 1978, some marchers were beaten in their jail cells.
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" Abdelkrim Boudra, one of Friday's marchers and a member of an opposition study group, said "the political crisis is only going to get worse.
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"Nemtsov was killed because he had exposed Putin for what he was in various reports," one of the marchers, Irina Vorobyova, 60, told Reuters.
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The schedule of speakers has not been announced, nor has the route the marchers will take when they begin moving at 2360:15 p.m.
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Though the police stood two deep on both sides of the protest, the Weatherman marchers broke through and started smashing car and store windows.
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The group also took out an ad in a free local paper to remind the marchers that 70 percent of Americans support abortion access.
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The video appeared to show demonstrators carrying two people in Dorud, where marchers were seen earlier shouting slogans against Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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It attracts marchers from across Poland — from hardcore neo-Nazi groups and football hooligans to everyday "patriots" — as well as far-right groups throughout Europe.
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"If there is no assault weapons ban passed, then we will vote them out," Delaney Tarr, a senior at the school, told marchers in Washington.
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Belgian television later showed some 30 far-right marchers in an outer suburb of the Belgian capital, holding a banner reading "This is our country".
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On Monday night, a procession of candle-holding marchers moved quietly through the snow-packed streets during a vigil and a gathering at the mosque.
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The protest by about 2,000 marchers kicked off a week of rallies planned by dozens of groups against Trump before, during and after the inauguration.
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In Charlotte, North Carolina, some streets had to be shut down after thousands of marchers blocked roads and stopped traffic, CNN affiliate WSOC-TV reported.
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Update Your Facebook & Twitter Profile PhotosStand in solidarity with those marching by changing your profile photo to one of the posters marchers will be carrying.
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In a walk predicated on all that the civil rights marchers had gained, everything black communities had lost in the years afterward lay equally apparent.
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Many of the activists were especially angered by HOP's new policy limiting groups to 200 marchers, which would be monitored with the use of wristbands.
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On her watch, the parade had doubled in size to 22001,000 marchers, balloons had jumped tenfold to 85 and spectators had swelled into the millions.
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"The Abdur Rahman mosque was full of people, media, supporters who had come to greet them, including women, and of the marchers themselves," he said.
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The crowd occasionally erupted with chants of "never again!" and applause; the camera showed us the faces of marchers who also cried during González's silence.
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They also want a committee to investigate heavy-handed policing, and an agreement not to prosecute marchers accused of assaulting police officers and other lawbreaking.
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The justice minister doubles as the chief prosecutor, deciding which transgressions to prosecute (Smolensk counter-protesters) and which to ignore (marchers with illegal fascist flags).
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Earlier, hundreds of marchers held posters with an illustration of protesters in hard hats tending to a young child, with the words "protect the future".
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Video posted on social media showed marchers -- some covering their faces -- crossing the narrow Guaire River in the capital trying to elude tear gas blasts.
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But what was most on display on Saturday was the endurance of marchers, many of whom had been in the streets a year ago too.
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They found that an unusually high number of marchers were first-time protesters — and that they came out for a wide variety of intersectional reasons.
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In Phoenix, protesters blocked streets and chanted "Free those kids!" while marchers in Philadelphia shouted "Shut down ICE!" as they took to the streets Friday.
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Some marchers want Chile's president, Michelle Bachelet, to replace the private pension scheme with a state-funded pay-as-you-go system offering defined benefits.
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At Versailles, Louis XVI had a regiment of personal bodyguards, but he ordered them not to engage with the marchers; eventually, he dismissed them altogether.
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The televised scenes of marchers being beaten by police helped push the public to support the passage of the Voting Rights Act later that year.
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Some shouting "Liberty, Equality, Paternity" — a play on the national French motto — marchers argued that the bill deprives children of the right to a father.
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" Marchers chanted "our streets" and briefly faced off with police at barricades near the park, which the city had blocked off, yelling "let us through.
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When I look at pictures of marchers like Amelia Boynton Robinson, I see a black woman who stood up to hate wherever she encountered it.
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Along the route, church leaders have erected little tents, from which they shout words of encouragement, urging marchers to think of souls of the unborn.
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On Monday evening, marchers held a vigil for Wilson that brought nearly 1,000 people to downtown Oakland, according to an estimate by the Oakland police.
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This time small groups of marchers had something new to do, an action anchored in the present, not in the language of the revolutionary '70s.
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Justice Blackmun didn't need a billboard, or a band of marchers armed with a calliope, or a sit-in on the steps of the Capitol.
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In Vermont, a rural state with a rich hunting culture and some of the nation's weakest gun laws, marchers gathered at the Capitol in Montpelier.
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Government officials walked at a distance from the main marchers, away from any overt displays of nationalism, and they were kept separate by security forces.
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The marchers' resolve is sending tremors to Beijing, where President Xi Jinping's carefully nurtured image of strength and competence is being put to the test.
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Many of the marchers were young people who described the fight for another public vote on Brexit as the defining political event of their lives.
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With the feet of some of the marchers having shed skin as many as four times, he has become a traveling medic in high demand.
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Wallace ordered the marchers beaten in the incident that became known as Bloody Sunday and ultimately led to the enactment of the Voting Rights Act.
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"The system is so obviously broken that to just sit back and be complacent is wrong," said Kelly McBride, 31, who was among the marchers.
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Throngs of marchers started gathering early on Friday at al-Hurriya Square in central Baghdad and near around the city's main university, Reuters witnesses said.
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Singer Jennifer Hudson said on Twitter she was "proud to stand with these brave students" and appeared to confirm she would join marchers in Washington.
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With several blocks closed off to traffic, thousands of marchers sporting signs, flags, banners and clothing representing their group or home state flooded Constitution Avenue.
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Chants of "we love babies yes we do, we love babies how 'bout you?" and "I believe that we will win" burst out among marchers.
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Of course, many marchers came with broad anti-Trump agendas, but they were marching under the conventional structure in which the central issues were clear.
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Behind the marchers, standing on pavements or watching from balconies, were many families, some carrying children on their shoulders, as they enjoyed the day's spectacle.
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The 255th edition of New York City's parade was expected to draw more than 2 million spectators and 200,000 marchers, including more than 100 bands.
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Although initially hesitant to join the marchers — she had earlier refused to picket other aldermen's homes — she believed she had to fight for her law.
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Even before marchers arrived there from Ramallah, clashes pitted demonstrators throwing rocks and Molotov cocktails against Israeli security forces firing tear gas and rubber bullets.
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These statements described the marchers as they see themselves — nobly driven by a good cause, even if they are plagued by a few bad apples.
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The marchers were addressed outside Parliament by Mcebisi Jonas, a former deputy finance minister axed by Mr. Zuma in a contentious cabinet reshuffle in March.
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Political Memo The moment of political reckoning began a day after President Trump's inauguration, when millions of marchers protested his policies and treatment of women.
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The First Amendment, the courts concluded, required the government to protect the rights of the marchers and to control and, if necessary, punish any lawbreakers.
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The marchers in Washington included Hollywood celebrities and stars of the political left like former Vice President Al Gore and the business magnate Richard Branson.
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"Our flag is red, like the blood of the working class!" chanted marchers in Quito, beside graffiti against Moreno and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Mr. Trump, who once called himself "very pro-choice," has until now addressed the group only remotely and welcomed some marchers at the White House.
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Throngs of marchers started gathering early on Friday at al-Hurriya Square in central Baghdad and near around the city's main university, Reuters witnesses said.
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State television broadcast live pictures of rallies in Kermanshah, Ilam and Gorgan, where marchers waved Iranian flags and pictures of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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Shops were shuttered in Marabastad, an area of western Pretoria where many foreign nationals have their stores, and roads were blocked as the marchers gathered.
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The Edmund Pettus Bridge is the site of "Bloody Sunday," when civil rights marchers were beaten by local police in April 1965 near Selma, Ala.
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Scuffles broke out after anti-fascists pelted marchers from the right-wing Patriot Prayer group with eggs, water bottles and firecrackers, the Oregonian newspaper reported.
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She became a social activist herself after a fiancé was killed in a police massacre of peaceful Puerto Rican nationalist marchers in Ponce in 1937.
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Mr. Khyber said he felt the marchers were making real progress with the three dozen young men, whom he described as rank-and-file fighters.
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They even let their guests visit a Taliban jail in a farmhouse, where they held a large number of captured police officers, the marchers said.
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" Even if a particular issue didn't affect marchers personally, they still got behind it, because as reflected in their chants, "this is what democracy looks like.
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Inspired by a German city that trolled visiting neo-Nazi marchers, this group will pledge money to charity for every person who attends the Patriot rally.
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Waving LGBT rainbow flags in a Carnival-like atmosphere, marchers paraded down Sao Paulo&aposs skyscraper-lined Avenida Paulista to music blasting from 18 sound trucks.
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For the first time, the event was broadcast live on network television, and the number of marchers reached a reported all-time high — some 250,2100 people.
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That was in part inspired by the Saville inquiry into Bloody Sunday, the British army's massacre of 123 civil-rights marchers in Northern Ireland in 1972.
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Instead of monitoring the route to keep marchers safe, the police turned their backs on the lesbian, bisexual, gay, and transgender people who came to march.
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One MP scoffed that the candles the protesters carried could be snuffed out by a gust of wind; in response, the marchers brought electric lights instead.
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Placards were banned, so the marchers pulled up their shirts to expose pictures taped to their bodies of people tortured, mutilated or murdered by the government.
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The marchers who are gunned down by police aren't found in Atwood's text — they were invented by the show's creative team, led by showrunner Bruce Miller.
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Since 2015, Turkish officials have banned Istanbul's annual pride parade, and in June police used tear gas and water cannons against marchers who defied the ban.
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Some of the marchers, he claimed, were just there to protest against the removal of Confederate statues, a trend opposed by some of the president's supporters.
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The marchers stayed in formation, with one hand on either an oversized rainbow flag or a Cuban one, while others casts fists upward in the air.
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This year, organizers anticipate that over 3 million people will attend World Pride events in New York — an exponentially larger number than those first 5,000 marchers.
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The marchers plan to reach Barcelona on Friday, when supporters of independence and local labour unions have called for a general strike and demonstrations in Catalonia.
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What's depicted here is alarming ... many of the boys are mimicking Phillips' singing in a demeaning manner as they surround him and a few lingering marchers.
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During his inauguration address on Friday, Donald Trump released an image that had nothing to do with crowd size or marchers: his official White House portrait.
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Heimbach said that in the clash, one of their marchers had been stabbed in an artery and six of the counter-protesters had also been stabbed.
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Reuters reported that about an equal number of far-right marchers and counterprotesters clashed at Saturday's event, and that at least one police officer was injured.
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No matter what the underlying frustrations of the marchers in Charlottesville were, they betrayed their own just causes by aligning themselves with the KKK and Nazis.
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A few Tsuen Wan marchers told the Hong Kong Free Press they hoped protests would continue into September, when there's a planned class boycott among students.
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The Democrats have linked Trump's defense of some of the white supremacist marchers to the influence of Bannon and other nationalist voices in the White House.
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Chants of "No China extradition, no evil law" echoed through the city streets, while other marchers called for Lam and other senior officials to step down.
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At one point, the crowd swelled to the point that Sheriff's deputies stepped in to form a human barricade between the protesters and the Pride marchers.
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Village of Skokie, went all the way up to the Supreme Court, with the court ultimately ruling in favor of the ACLU and neo-Nazi marchers.
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In August, his early response to a neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, was that there were some "very fine people" among the torch-carrying marchers.
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On their way there marchers chanted "Build bridges not walls" and waved placards bearing messages about equality and the threat a Trump presidency poses to it.
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Dubbed "pussyhats," these caps are a clear reference to Trump's infamous "grab her by the pussy" comment, and marchers will wear them as symbols of unity.
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For most of the day there were no reports of arrests or significant violence, though some of the marchers chanted that Mr. Basuki should be killed.
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The now-canceled St. Patrick's Day Parade in Manhattan is one of the city's largest recurring public events, drawing roughly 150,000 marchers and two million spectators.
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This year, marchers protested the local government's decision to let mainland Chinese police operate in part of a new train station scheduled to open this year.
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Nearly three-fifths of millennial voters — a group slightly older than the high school-age marchers — identify as Democrats, according to a Pew Research Center study.
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The marchers had been protesting internments without trial and advocating for voting rights, fair housing, and economic justice largely on behalf of the minority Catholic population.
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"I am here because I am terrified," Harriet O'Shea Carre, 14, told a crowd of thousands of student marchers outside the Old Treasury Building in Melbourne.
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A few marchers tried to take photographs with their flags in front of the sign behind the museum, but Officer Jackson urged them to move away.
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The critical question was which direction this large, loud stream of marchers would go when it reached the Avenida Libertador, which had been closed to traffic.
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I stood on the streets of Wan Chai, alone except for a few fellow marchers who skittered away every few minutes to avoid the riot police.
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If you want to preserve Confederate memorials, but you don't work to build monuments to historical black leaders, you share the same cause as the marchers.
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Chef José Andrés' ThinkFoodGroup and various DC restaurants started Food for Our Lives, a collaboration of businesses offering free and discounted food to student marchers tomorrow.
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Gillespie denounced the white supremacists this summer, but Northam's campaign has blasted him for staying silent about Trump, who delayed singling out the marchers for criticism.
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BIALYSTOK, Poland — The marchers at the first gay pride parade here in the conservative Polish city of Bialystok expected that they would be met with resistance.
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But last week when Katarzyna Sztop-Rutkowska saw the angry mob of thousands that awaited the marchers, who numbered only a few hundred, she was shocked.
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Officials in cities like Seattle, Denver, Dallas and San Francisco — where local media reported tens of thousands of marchers — did not offer estimates of crowd sizes.
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Arthur: Based on the signs I saw Saturday, igniting a thoughtful deep-dive on education policy was not a primary goal for most of the marchers.
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The New York Times reported that thousands of marchers demanded an end to a deal struck last week between top Ghanaian officials and their American counterparts.
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Some marchers kept moving toward the White House, but others started to make their way to Metro stations, rushing back to their buses, trains and lives.
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Alan Blinder _____ The crowds appeared to be huge in most places, with marchers in Washington, New York City and Chicago seeming to stretch to the horizons.
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And the organizers say there will be satellite events in many cities besides DC. The marchers' demands will be simple: Accept scientific facts, don't suppress them.
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The insurgents warned that they could not protect the marchers from government airstrikes or other attacks, and they were suspicious that the group might be followed.
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Even the Arizona chapter of Bikers for Trump has offered to escort Trump supporters to the rally if they're nervous they'll be targeted by progressive marchers.
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The union said it's "irresponsible" to hire substitutes and called on parents to consider keeping students home or join the marchers if a strike goes forward.
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But he challenged hippies and peace-marchers just as much by making them love Iron Man, a billionaire arms-maker, as a hero and not a villain!
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Canadian marchers were calling on government to enact recommendations from the recent Naylor Report, which looked into problems with the state of Canadian research, including diversity issues.
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Here, Siena's knotted forms crawl off the paper and, like marchers in defiance of artistic decorum, forge right over the gap and out onto the mat board.
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In preparation for the Women's March, Glasson, Thompson, and Vetter provided materials, expertise, and space for Laramie's marchers to elevate their protest tools to an art form.
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It's not a coincidence that Pussyhat Project, an organization committed to outfitting marchers with hand-knit, pink caps with cat-ears chose pink as their unifying color.
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The page provides a form for would-be marchers to sign up to receive updates, and clearly aims to build a lasting coalition dedicated to gun control.
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In contrast to the notorious proposed 1977 Nazi march through Skokie, a city populated by Holocaust survivors, the Charlottesville marchers came dressed and armed for a fight.
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That's the opposite of the message planned for Sunday morning, when LGBTQ marchers in Manhattan will deliver a counterpoint to the mainstream parade happening that same day.
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Similarly, the strike managed to dull weeks of anti-government protests in Iran, where marchers instead took to the streets to mourn the loss of Commander Soleimani.
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After returning from driving other marchers to the airport, she was shot and murdered by Klansmen after they noticed a Black man sitting in her passenger seat.
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Earth Day dawns cold, gray, and very wet in DC. As marchers filter into the Washington Monument grounds, they crowd around a small stage near the obelisk.
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New Yorkers and their four-legged friends came to watch marchers from the ASPCA, the Alliance for NYC's Animals, NYPD, and more raise awareness about animal adoption.
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The Women's March (2017) On January 21, the day after Donald Trump's inauguration, hundreds of thousands of marchers gathered in Washington, D.C. to attend the Women's March.
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About 400 people covered a city block as marchers moved across a large area of northwest Washington and headed toward the Georgetown neighborhood late in the night.
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Video posted on social media showed a young man on the ground in the San Bernardino neighborhood -- a pool of blood near his head -- surrounded by marchers.
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Video posted on social media showed marchers -- some covering their faces -- crossing the narrow Guaire River in the nation's capital in attempts to elude tear gas blasts.
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Video posted on social media showed a young man on the ground -- a pool of blood near his head -- surrounded by marchers in the San Bernardino neighborhood.
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Several cars are in the street, with marchers walking around them, when one car accelerates and runs into cars ahead of them and the crowd of protesters.
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The same issue arose years later in Skokie, Illinois, when marchers sought permission from city officials, and Jewish groups protested, claiming that their parade insulted holocaust survivors.
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But Planned Parenthood's pro-abortion rights' message has created some tension between the organizers and potential anti-abortion marchers who say they feel unwelcome at the event.
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Drawing inspiration from Tunisia, where protesters toppled a dictator just days before, the Egyptian marchers aimed to shake off the fossilised and unaccountable regime of Hosni Mubarak.
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The day turned violent when the marchers encountered supporters of then-President Hugo Chavez outside the presidential palace, and 19 people were killed in the ensuing conflict.
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The marchers also stopped briefly at the Hungarian embassy to protest a new Hungarian law that has threatened to close a university funded by financier George Soros.
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He endorsed segregation and black disenfranchisement in 1957; called for police to suppress the Selma marchers in 1965; and staunchly championed Apartheid-era South Africa in 1985.
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Officers will be posted on rooftops along the route and even on boats in the Hudson River, standing by as marchers approach the endpoint, in Greenwich Village.
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She points out how, in preparation for the March on Washington, in 1963, a master plan extended even to the condiments on the sandwiches distributed to marchers.
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Making every word audible to all of the quarter-million marchers on the Mall, he was convinced, would elevate the event from mere protest to national drama.
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Hours before Mr. Trump took the stage, throngs of marchers filled the heart of downtown Cleveland, accusing Mr. Trump of posing a danger to the country's future.
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The night marchers weren't there to harangue anyone, they were simply doing their jobs, which is why they traveled at night to avoid too many prying eyes.
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Kenneth Frazier, the black CEO of the pharmaceutical company Merck, resigned from the White House manufacturing council after President Donald Trump provided succor to the racist marchers.
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"Today we have a great many lawmakers, not just here, but around the world, deliberately ignoring and actively surpassing science," Bill Nye the "Science Guy" told marchers.
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While the Ulema Council was recently attacked for its efforts by an ISIS bomber, a few hundred peace marchers from Helmand have trekked 400 kilometers to Kabul.
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It is the first time the event, which draws about 150,000 marchers and two million spectators, will not go on as planned in more than 250 years.
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"We are asking that marchers register so that we can have an accurate count to ensure we have the proper services available," the Equality March FAQ states.
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In an article in Politico Magazine in 20123, Mr. Wofford recalled passing a note to Dr. King as he spoke to marchers before stepping off in Selma.
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In Shajoy district, the marchers met an older man whose daughter-in-law was abducted by a local police commander and married to one of his men.
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Though the march was stopped that day, the struggle continued and, ultimately, the marchers made it from Selma to Montgomery — and the Voting Rights Act was passed.
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Police in the northern city of Kaduna, where IMN said three were killed and 10 injured on Tuesday, disputed the account and said it dispersed marchers "professionally".
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The stated desire of the marchers was to call for a second referendum on any Brexit deal that lawmakers approve, but most had a more basic goal.
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A police spokesman said the marchers went beyond the agreed point and invaded congressional grounds, requiring the use of force to keep them from entering the building.
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In a sly allusion to the crude remarks Mr. Trump made on the tape, many marchers, women and men alike, wore pink "pussy hats" sporting cat ears.
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The entire country witnessed the most public display of police brutality seen since Southern white sheriffs had beaten and attacked black civil rights marchers 30 years before.
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For example, it was a decision from the Middle District of Alabama that allowed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s marchers to continue their journey to Montgomery.
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The marchers had tried to move toward a bridge leading to downtown Cairo, he said, only to be met by security personnel firing tear gas and birdshot.
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In a sign of disrespect, someone left a truckload of manure outside the site where the marchers pitched camp, and a bullet was left in the road.
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The police fired rubber bullets to disperse A.N.C. supporters who were headed toward Democratic Alliance marchers, and clashes between rival protesters were reported elsewhere in the country.
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In mid-September pro-democracy marchers hiked up a local peak, Lion Rock, creating a chain of lights with smartphones, torches and laser pointers as dusk fell.
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The authorities locked down central Moscow for Saturday's event, sealing in the marchers with metal fencing guarded by police, some of whom wore body armor and helmets.
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DCist reports that there are 2,066 buses registered to bring marchers to D.C. for Saturday, while 435 buses had permits to park in the city for Friday.
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In a sly allusion to the crude remarks Mr. Trump made in the recording, many marchers, men and women alike, wore pink "pussyhats," complete with cat ears.
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Then the activists were taken to insurgent leaders, who stuck with the official line of no cease-fire until the withdrawal of foreign troops, the marchers said.
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The police escorted the group the whole way, but they interacted very little with the protesters beyond instructions demanding marchers allow the flow of traffic or pedestrians.
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Because of this history, literally building on this history, marchers were perpetuating symbolic violence before they raised a single fist, before they swung a single tiki torch.
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Still, the thousands of marchers who did show up brought along some strong protest signs, showing support for feminism, reproductive rights, income equality, and other progressive causes.
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Some of the alt-right marchers in Charlottesville also carried signs with a version of the Detroit Red Wings NHL logo, slightly altered to include Nazi imagery.
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Mr Kilicdaroglu and thousands of fellow marchers had just walked 22km along a highway through 34°C heat, pausing at rest stops to nap and recharge mobile phones.
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A North Dakota father is disowning his 30-year-old son who was among the crowd of white nationalist marchers at the weekend's deadly rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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On the anniversary of Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution, which toppled the U.S.-backed shah, marchers including hundreds of military personnel and policemen headed towards Tehran's Azadi (Freedom) Square.
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On the first full day of Donald Trump's presidency, thousands of marchers have gathered in more than 600 cities across the globe in protest -- from Washington to London.
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The constant rain in the capital didn't dampen the spirits of the tens of thousands of marchers who slogged through the mud to cheer for science this weekend.
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New York's parade also long excluded openly gay marchers, but both organizations in 2015 allowed gay groups to participate after major sponsors dropped their funding of the events.
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In 2017, sympathy Trump expressed for white supremacist marchers in Charlottesville, Virginia, produced such a backlash that Schwarzman and other business leaders disbanded a White House advisory council.
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Martin Luther King Jr. and civil rights marchers cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, heading for the state capitol building in Montgomery on March 21, 1965.
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A nude man bathes in the San Francisco Civic Center Plaza fountain, as a crowd of 12,500 peace marchers converged to protest the draft and the Vietnam War.
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The screamers will join the women's marchers, the inflatable chickens and the kneeling war veterans that have comprised some of the varied protests of the last 12 months.
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Some wore shirts emblazoned with the words "Time's Up," or wore pink pussy hats which were a favorite among marchers last year as well, others held protest signs.
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Nowadays Washington fills every few months with marchers vowing resistance to President Donald Trump (who recently ordered his generals to stage a military parade for him to review).
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But now, members of the LGBTQ community will join thousands of marchers as they line Fifth Avenue in the world's oldest and largest Irish heritage parade on Thursday.
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Far-right groups from several European countries, including Germany, Sweden, Hungary and Estonia joined the marchers, calling themselves Bulgarian nationalists and describing Lukov as a "Bulgarian war hero".
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" Bruce notes, "Coming from activist backgrounds, organizers and marchers stuck with what they knew, presenting themselves as proud gay people through their signs, chants, and displays of affection.
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Besides combining physical ranks, a procession of ridershare drivers trailed behind fast food marchers and disabled a McDonald's driver-thru by continuously ordering "fair wages" through the intercom.
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Nearly 100 Extinction Rebellion marchers joined the 1.7-mile-long parade, as brass bands and other musical groups erupted in a cacophony of beating drums, trumpets and voices.
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Pegida marchers tend to be older middle-class men anxious about social decline and cultural alienation, says Hans Vorländer, co-author of a new book on the movement.
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As Vox senior reporter Anna North found while on the ground at New York City's Women's March on Saturday morning, the topic was front of mind for marchers.
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It's not just a few pink pussyhats, a handful of marchers, #MeToo posts, or women launching political campaigns — a huge surge of women is getting involved in politics.
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Reached by phone Sunday night, Yearwood said he was physically fine, but mostly hurt by the inaction from the hundreds of fellow Science Marchers who saw what happened.
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Broadly spoke to marchers in DC about what messages they want to send to legislators today and why gun control is more important to them now than ever.
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Tens of thousands of marchers in Scotland and the U.K. came out to protest Trump's visit in London and other cities, as well as at his golf club.
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Earlier in the race, the Democratic Party in Virginia also sent out a mailer showing President Trump and Gillespie with pictures of white supremacists marchers inserted below them.
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Moreover, experts say showing marchers in the ad holding signs featuring the Pepsi logo displays an appropriation of actual protests tied to police shootings and the movement itself.
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Riot police scuffled with some of the marchers, trying to keep them away from the building, but the fifth street protest in as many days was largely peaceful.
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Some residents have argued that the vast majority of the marchers last year were from out of town, but Walker said that narrative ignores the city's broader problems.
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Yet for many people, it was the alt-right's march in Charlottesville and President Donald Trump's initial refusal to condemn those marchers that became the truly untranslatable moment.
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And during the first Columbus Day parade after World War II, "the plight of Italy was dramatized" and marchers made appeals for aid to help the country recover.
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Its U-shaped route funneled the marchers into the narrow streets of Greenwich Village for a few blocks, sending them along Christopher Street and past the Stonewall Inn.
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WASHINGTON — On the first crisp fall day in Washington, thousands of anti-racism marchers proved that the capital's summer of protests had not yet come to a close.
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When they were in position, the costumed marchers and the perky cheerleaders all standing solemnly at attention, the American and German national anthems were played over the loudspeakers.
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Democrats capitalized on the typically left-leaning political bent of the marchers, urging voters to support candidates that believe in fighting man-made climate change in the Fall.
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One woman was killed when a car, driven by a man police say has ties to white supremacist groups, rammed into a crowd of people protesting the marchers.
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A governor of Alabama once proclaimed in his inaugural address "segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever," which young marchers for civil rights and voting rights refused to accept.
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Those marchers were led by a fiery minister named Al Sharpton, whose relative anonymity at the start of the decade would be a distant memory by its end.
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Smaller parades are held each year in communities across the city and region, and in recent years many have followed the Manhattan parade in allowing openly gay marchers.
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That's even given Trump, who himself said there were "fine people" among the marchers in the 2017 neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, an opening to criticize Democrats.
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But they also provided the moral, cultural and metaphysical common ground that political reformers — abolitionists, Social Gospellers, New Dealers, civil rights marchers — relied upon to expand liberalism's promise.
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A next step: Strengthen alliances between the majority-white marchers and the women of color who mobilized against Trump (and before that, led the Black Lives Matter movement).
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The marchers waved yellow balloons — the color of the pro-democracy movement — while young children stuck their drawings and handwritten messages for the police outside the government headquarters.
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In New York, some marchers said they had done research to decide which event to attend, but many said they merely went to whichever was more conveniently located.
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It's what gave women the courage to reach for the ballot, and marchers to cross a bridge in Selma, and workers to organize and fight for better wages.
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Cover image: Former Texas Congressman Beto O'Rourke speaks to a crowd of marchers during the anti-Trump 'March for Truth' in El Paso, Texas, on February 11, 2019.
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Blocked by Mexican police at the approach to the crossing, the marchers turned away and headed toward a vehicle border crossing and another pedestrian crossing a few minutes away.
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Most of the marchers said they were fleeing their homeland because there are no jobs, especially for people over 30, and their lives are under constant threat from gangs.
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A day later lots of marchers said the priority should be coaxing out what they are sure is the country's natural Democratic majority, ideally by embracing left-wing populism.
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Less than a mile from the City of St. Jude, the fourth of the marchers' campsites, I approached a tall, gray slab on the sidewalk that resembled a headstone.
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But he's now doing everything he can to show his outrage about the marchers, and show his fiercest, most frustrated supporters that he's the same person who they elected.
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She filmed the clutch of marchers who shouted Nazi chants at the back of the AfD's small parade and filed a criminal complaint against them later in the week.
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"Why's he allowed to be there?" someone in the crowd screamed, gesturing at Ngo, who was still scampering around the demilitarized zone between the police and the receding marchers.
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As a symbol of support for weed legalization, at least 100 marchers lit up their joints 4 minutes and 20 seconds into President Trump's inauguration speech, according to DCMJ.
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But the fallout, including various marchers losing their jobs as well as a number of lawsuits, has been a factor in fostering clashes and overall disarray within the movements.
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With helicopters circling overhead, US authorities fired tear gas and, according to witnesses, rubber bullets, as some of those marchers approached a metal fence that separates California and Mexico.
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Huber said about 50 online "marchers" have signed up to participate in the virtual march so far, and she expects more people to submit their stories throughout the week.
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Poland's socially conservative, euroskeptic government came under fire from the EU and human rights group for allowing far-right marchers - who were among some 60,000 people at the Nov.
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After the ceremony, police led some of the marchers into the headquarters while Snoop Dogg and the Game met with L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti and Police Chief Charlie Beck.
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There were also thousands of marchers in the cities of Bordeaux and Toulon in southern France as well as Strasbourg in the east and the central city of Bourges.
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Police on Saturday kept their distance from marchers, who walked down the middle of streets behind a banner that read, "#NotOneMore" and a photo of Olango with angel wings.
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Video showed that police in riot gear at the site of the main protest attempted to impede some 200 marchers as peaceful, flag-waving Nicaraguans shouted pro-democracy slogans.
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In The Fugitive, Harrison Ford escapes the police by ducking into the parade and disguises himself as one of the marchers, which works because all white men look alike.
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But from Monday morning, the chief executives who had agreed to be part of the groups began to resign in protest to Trump's failure to denounce the Charlottesville marchers.
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Set aside, if only for a moment, the very real issues animating the President's response to Puerto Rico, his views on white supremacist marchers, and the ongoing Russia scandaI.
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But opponents of the project said the marchers had been provoked when the pipeline company dug through land that tribal members say is a sacred cultural and burial ground.
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At the city's first gay pride parade, a quarter-century ago, he said, Ku Klux Klan members gathered at the corner of Magnolia and Pine to "greet" the marchers.
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The streets are filled with the noise of dissent, from marchers demanding democracy in Hong Kong to demonstrators insisting on economic equality in Chile to climate activists marching worldwide.
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In New York City, which drew an estimated 400,000 marchers last year, another large crowd is expected when the march kicks off with a rally at 11:30 a.m.
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There were 5,500 police on duty to marshall the 1,500 LGBT marchers, the national police chief said after the event, adding that 57 people were detained and later released.
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What we're watching: The marchers were brought to Washington by many different causes, all of them in opposition to the agenda of the new administration and Republican-controlled Congress.
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On the day members of the national group rallied in Las Vegas in 2018, marchers in other cities flooded streets and plazas across the country in unexpectedly high numbers.
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Last year, ultra-nationalist groups vowed to prevent the marches, calling them "immoral," and marchers were violently dispersed in 2015 by riot police with rubber bullets and water cannons.
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The estimated 650 marchers were gathered for a demonstration organized by The Third Way, a fringe far-right group considered by German intelligence services to hold neo-Nazi ideals.
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The marchers' chanted demands for Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam to step down echoed through the high-rise streets, with some protesters saying she had "betrayed" Hong Kong.
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Many marchers wore red scarves as a gesture of support for the large number of indigenous women whose murders or disappearances have received relatively little attention from the police.
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For example, on June 29, marchers in Montgomery, Alabama, walked right up to the steps of the state capitol building following a particularly difficult few months for the community.
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Outnumbering the 1,000-odd Pride marchers four-to-one, they assaulted and terrorized them, shouted death threats, and pelted them with firecrackers, cobblestones, and bottles, some filled with urine.
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The candidates were in Selma to mark the 55th anniversary of "Bloody Sunday," when civil rights marchers were beaten by state troopers and local police while crossing a bridge.
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The marchers have included people of a wide range of ages and of different races, and their numbers and makeup have shifted significantly at various points during the weekend.
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The death of teenage protester Dilan Cruz, injured by a projectile fired by riot police, became a rallying cry for many marchers, who have demanded the force be dissolved.
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Israeli forces fired upon marchers it said participated in violence, killing 17 people and injuring more than 1,400 others in the deadliest day in Gaza since the 2014 war.
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Trump's historic appearance was a boon for marchers, as it helped draw increased attention to the event and highlight the pro-life movement's considerable political success in recent years.
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They managed to avoid the camps but Mr. Halat recalls watching the death marchers pass by his home and thinking how easily his family could have been among them.
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The tone for the start of the Trump Administration was set not by his mean-spirited, white nationalist Inaugural Address, but by the uplifting message of millions of marchers.
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But after an outcry from marchers, historians and other archivists, officials later said they had made the wrong decision and would replace the edited photograph with the original version.
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But like many, if not most, of the marchers, I back up my passion for the life of the unborn with practical, compassionate help for them and their parents.
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"I am literally sitting here because of people — marchers in Alabama and volunteer lawyers in New Jersey — who saw it as their affirmative duty to pursue justice," he said.
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The insurgents, unsurprised to see them, produced a document that listed the peace marchers' names, and checked them off against it to make sure they were the real people.
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The counter-protest crowds, including thousands of Black Lives Matter–supporting marchers who walked in solidarity from Roxbury to Boston Common, were kept away from the bandstand by police.
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