Photos | Student Protest March
Barbara Bellenberg, Smriti Mehra, and Renu Margrate are among the 47 people marching down the street with signs and banners during an outdoor protest against land policies in 2006.
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org jeans pants bar footwear loving student open rights sidewalk err road outdoor family defend text somos performance bag shoe land street renu margrate answerla parade no glasses barbara bellenberg path felony banner sign smriti accessories recreation handbag mehra stop protest crowd immigrant repression
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