Photos | May Day Marchers Hold High the Flag
A crowd of people make their way down the road, waving a banner and holding a flag as they participate in the 2008 May Day rally. The bright blue sky overhead makes for a perfect day of outdoor performance, recreation, and protest in the city streets.
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