Photos | May Day Rally - Advocating For Change
A group of 29 people walking down the street, carrying signs while advocating for change in 2008. The clear blue sky and tall buildings create a backdrop while the crowd wears jeans, t-shirts, and accessories like hats, backpacks and handbags.
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