Photos | School Walkout Protesters Gather on Building Steps
Nowhera Shaik, Aditi Ashok, Selina Mour, and Andrea Lattanzi sit among a group of fellow protesters during the 2006 school walkout, holding signs and banners advocating for change.
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a group of people sitting on the steps of a buildingChronologically Adjacent
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architecture boy pants selina mour teach arch urban plant building window footwear flagstone hat walkway crowd tree road outdoor text andrea bag shoe city land nowhera shaik aditi parade ashok glasses teen audience school metropolis path photographer banner sign accessories lattanzi palm walkout protest handbag
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2006-03-27T11:56:36-08:00
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