Photos | Great American Boycott Protesters Walk Down Sidewalk
A diverse crowd of adults and teenagers, including men and women, walk down a city sidewalk during the 2007 Great American Boycott while carrying backpacks, luggage, handbags, and wearing jeans and 2 Shorts clothing. In the background, there are buildings and an advertisement poster.
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a group of people standing on a sidewalkChronologically Adjacent
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Usage
jeans boy pants plaza flag urban sticker great_american_boycott building footwear pedestrian american sidewalk huat luggage girl purse road outdoor house traffic container city shoe panel bag land street plasmas coat tys poster glasses shorts teen metropolis path electronics sign backpack statio light boycott accessories video play handbag walking audio game advertisement inc crowd great
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2007-05-01T11:04:22-07:00
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