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PHILADELPHIA
3,000 denounce war on Iraq
Over 3,000 protesters gathered at Philadelphia's City Hall
Nov. 23. They marched down Market Street to the Liberty Bell
and back to say, "No U.S. war on Iraq!"
Organized by the newly formed Philadelphia Regional Anti-War
Network and endorsed by over 40 groups, the demonstration
reflected the growing anti-war movement's diversity. During the
march on Market Street demonstrators stopped several times to
hold street rallies. Led by a group of Veterans Against the
War, protesters walked down one lane of Market Street with
frequent honks of support from passing motorists providing a
soundtrack for their chants of "No blood for oil!"
--Philadelphia WW bureau
Reprinted from the Dec. 5, 2002, issue of
Workers World newspaper
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