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Bush's incomprehension of foreign viewpoints. - viadjpekky
Alice Walker, Maxine Hong Kingston and others arrested in anti-war protest on International Women's Day - viaeve_l_incarnata
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Bush's incomprehension of foreign viewpoints. - via
djpekkyAlice Walker, Maxine Hong Kingston and others arrested in anti-war protest on International Women's Day - via
eve_l_incarnataWashington, DC—Twenty three women, including nationally recognized award-winning authors Alice Walker and Maxine Hong Kingston, Pacifica Radio's Amy Goodman, were arrested in front of the White House on International Women's Day, protesting against the Bush Administration's proposed war on Iraq. They had marched from Malcolm X Park in Washington, DC, leading more than 5,000 peace activists associated with Code Pink, Women for Peace, to the White House. As thousands of anti-war activists peacefully encircled the White House holding hands, Walker, Kingston and 21 other women registered their opposition to war by singing on the sidewalk in front of the White House, which the police had blockaded. The police arrested them at 5 PM.