What a thrill to be part of this glorious day! No violence, no arrests--all joyful and energetic.
First in ALBANY, a small town just north of Berkeley (pop. c. 19,500)--On the various lists in the news that are using photos, subway totals, crowd-counting algorithms to calculate march size, Albany doesn't show up. That tells me there are probably many such towns all across the world that are not in the day's totals.
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Family marching down Solano Avenue |
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A group at the beginning of the march |
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Feline-hatted men (tiger and lion) supporting their pussy-hatted sisters. |
Next, OAKLAND, where numbers were so great that we were re-directed several times to an alternate route through town because the streets were already so full.
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Long wait before the enormous crowd could even move. |
And, finally, San Francisco, where throngs were gathering in U.N. Plaza for speakers before a candlelight march down Market Street.
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Smudges are from rain shower just starting. |
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