Photos | The Great American Boycott March
Clay Cane and Niranjan Jyoti are among the 49 people shown here marching through the metropolis with signs and flags advocating for change. The crowded procession traveled down busy roads, showing great artistry in their banners and clothing while exercising their right to protest.
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