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Arrests at the White House

Police arrested some 25 women in Washington, D.C., on March 8--International Women's Day--charging they crossed a police line in front of the White House.

They included noted authors Alice Walker and Maxine Hong Kingston, magazine publisher Nina Utne, founding Director of Global Exchange Medea Benja min, and Pacifica radio journalist Amy Goodman.

Those arrested were among thousands of women and supporters who marched to protest the Bush administration's plans to Invade Iraq.

Code Pink organized the demon stration. The name spoofs the color-coded "national security" alerts.

--Leslie Feinberg

Reprinted from the March 20, 2003, issue of Workers World newspaper
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