Photos | Unity in Diversity Protest
Sulakshana Naik joins a diverse crowd in a protest advocating for equality and justice on the streets.
BLIP-2 Description:
a group of people walking down the street holding signsChronologically Adjacent
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architecture bracelet treaties boy urban building pre child footwear pedestrian wristwatch hat road outdoor flowers text performance sky shoe bag city land sulakshana naik street glove parade no poster water coachella isl metropolis banner sign jewelry accessories recreation handbag walking photography protest advertisement crowd
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