Nationwide antiwar protests urge no war with Iraq
Diverse groups across the United States join vigils and marches against war with Iraq. Participants include students, seniors, clergy and veterans, with arrests in 37 states and at least 150 detainees. Various scenes feature chants, die-ins, and relief drives for Iraq.
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Iraq
Danny Rose
Washington, D.C
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Alaska
Florida
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New York
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Chicago
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Austin
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Maria Cornejo
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Oakland
Hartford
Conn
University of Michigan
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Mennonites
Goshen
Ind
Sharon Baker
Glenn Null
Saddam Hussein
White House
Cross Burning Case Moves To Supreme Court Action
The Supreme Court hears whether cross burning is intimidation or free speech in a First Amendment challenge to Virginia’s 50 year old law. Virginia defends prohibiting cross burnings to intimidate, while supporters cite symbolic speech.
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Washington
Virginia
Virginia Supreme Court
Virginia Beach
James Jubilee
Jubilee
Pennsylvania
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