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Some people walk around wearing washing machines; some organise petitions and others have their own ideas.....
I hope you enjoy the plastic flowers "growing" in the foreground.
june 15. protesters talking to the press in front of divan hotel, after police cleared gezi park of protesters and surrounded them there.
Nancy Mancias of Global Exchange stood on the corner of W. 87th and N.W. 36th St. in Doral, Fla., protesting against the treatment of terrorist suspects at the U.S. naval base at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba. (EDUARDO QUIÑONES / The New York Times Institute)
The dealers complain about the unfair..
as i am too lazy to buy myself a pro account, i can't upload all the photos of the May 1 protest to flickr. Please visit my facebook for more photos.
A photo opportunity on a relatively quiet day on Capitol Hill.
Women, many wearing black veils protesting the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court at the Hart Senate Office Building on Friday, September 7, 2018.
Much of the internet took part in a major protest today against the proposed SOPA and PIPA legistlation - laws that under the guise of fighting piracy would give the government the power to significantly damage the fundemantal openness of the internet. Google blacked out their logo. Wikipedia went dark. Wired censored their headlines.
Figured I should do my part.
Learn more:
www.google.com/landing/takeaction/
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Year 4, Day 18
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A big protest rally was held at Lee Circle, where a statue of Robert E. Lee stands high above the city of New Orleans. The protest was a result of the city deciding to remove 4 Confederate statues throughout the city. This is an attempt to improve the image of New Orleans by eliminating symbols of racism, white supremacy. The atmosphere has been pretty tense in the city since it was announced that the statues were coming down. Three were already removed and this is the last one, as per the mayor.
The first one removed was Liberty Place Monument, followed by Jefferson Davis and then P.T. Beauregard.
Leica M3
50mm Summicron Lens
Fuji ISO 200
she quickly left after I took her photo. don't protest if you're afraid of the press (or flickr users)
On the evening 6/3/2020, protesters were more confrontational and the scene more tense as military assistance was deployed to DC.
The anti fracking campaign here in the u.k. Is a real concern not only to people living close to a fracking site, it will affect the whole of the u.k. If it all goes terribly wrong, shale gas extraction could have a catastrophic effect upon the environment - your environment.
So please don't dismiss these protestors as cranks they are but a growing section of the community who should be taken notice of.
Here's a shot from behind the front line of protestors.
"Go green no fracking"
Follow the links for more information about fracking.
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/north-yorkshire-f...
www.thelancasterandmorecambecitizen.co.uk/news/national/1...
Turkey has some very strict laws against criticizing the government. I don't know what this protest was about, but I was a little surprised to see anything like this allowed on the streets at all.
They were protesting for the humane treatment of animals. So, they were of course dressed as animals. Interesting to witness protesting in other countries. There were some police on horses nearby and they dispersed around 4:00 with no problems.
Hologram Protest organized by Amnesty International.
From the BBC:
www.bbc.com/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-35459735
Gwanghwamun, Seoul, South Korea
Sony a99
SAL 50mm