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The lead banner at the September 1, 2008 March on the RNC (Fight Back! News/Redkitten, http://www.indymedia.be)

St. Paul, MN - On September 1, the opening day of the Republican National Convention, 30,000 people rallied at the Minnesota State Capitol and marched against the war. It was the largest anti-war march in the U.S. this year.

The four main themes of the march were U.S. out of Iraq now; money for human needs, not for war; say no to the Republican agenda; and demand peace, justice and equality.

The march was led off by large contingents of veterans, immigrants, labor, poor people, Somalis, Palestinians, and students.

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Interview with Carlos Montes, Latinos Against War, Los Angeles

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Interview with Cherrene Horazuk, AFSCME Local 3800, Minneapolis

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Interview with Hatem Abudayyeh, Palestinian community, Chicago

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Interview with Kati Ketz, Students for a Democratic Society, Columbus Ohio