Photos | Mayday March in the Metropolis
A crowd of 34 people, including 2 adults and 1 woman, wearing white clothing and bright hats, walk down a busy city street during the Mayday rally in 2008. The blue sky and towering buildings provide a stunning backdrop for the procession.
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