Photos | Great American Boycott March
A crowd of people, including Nemecia Achacollo and Sneha Deepthi, walk down a city street holding American flags in protest during the Great American Boycott of 2007. Among the marchers are parents pushing strollers and carrying babies, all united in their message for change.
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a group of people holding american flags and walking down a streetMetadata
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4368w x 2912h - (download 4k)
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