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[dispersion]

to all that attended: how was the march?

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[pi314]

http://www.livejournal.com/users/good_karma/?skip=1

[fei_hong]

It was nice, one of the smoothest, best funded and organized marches I've been to. Huge crowd but you never felt hemmed in anywhere, you could always hear and see what was happening onstage from anywhere in the mall, enough portosans that there was never a line

[fei_hong]

oh and i'm editing my pictures now, should have them up soon on my site.

[thomas239]

I wasn't at the protest or anything, but, not all people who are against abortion are full of hatred. I don't want to get into any type of debate or anything, but *both* sides have valid concerns (people at rallies and protests do not necessarily reflect the views of people who weren't there), not just yours.

[fei_hong]

Of course these folks do not at all represent everyone on that side of the debate, and that's my point. They do a disservice to their side by coming across that way, and would do well to reconsider their tactics.

[kick]

it was awesome; full of much screaming at heavily photoshopped "fetuses" and shouting, and also many lesbians. it was nice of them to come out for us.

[kick]

oh jesus, no pun intended.

[fireflesh]

It was epic. Fantastic. Clean, peaceful, organized--so much so that I had to seriously reconsider the benefits of a matriarchy.

SO MANY WEE GIRLS in PINK!!! I actually have hope for this generation, and that's saying something! The speakers were righteous, articulate, and focused. The solidarity and diversity of the marchers was astounding. A++++++++++++++

[e_rod]

REELECT GORE IN '04.

and we met like a zillion smith alums. One woman graduated in '44 and she was wearing the same pink tshirt as the rest of us.

And we almost died on the ride home.