Photos | Pre-Coachella Protesters Take to the Streets
Cyril Richardson joins a crowd of 25 people carrying banners and signs while walking down the street on a sunny day.
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a group of people holding signs and walking down the streetChronologically Adjacent
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jeans pants flag urban plant pre footwear pedestrian standing transportation road outdoor flowers text performance sky shoe city tarmac land cyril richardson street mith parade glasses poster coachella metropolis banner sign car vehicle accessories recreation acred walking protest advertisement stand crowd lando
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2016-12-10T14:24:37.960000-08:00
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