Photos | Revolutionary Speech
Immortal Technique speaks to a passionate crowd about art and political activism at a 2006 student protest while wearing a baseball cap and jeans and standing with two microphones.
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a woman is speaking into a microphoneChronologically Adjacent
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speech group activities jeans headgear pants boy leisure baseball music footwear student cap music band microphone hat musician text performance shoe art glasses teen audience photographer rekognition_c banner performer technique accessories musical instrument device part immortal protest concert crowd electrical
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2006-04-15T10:57:52-07:00
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