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Downtown LA Immigration March

My son Steven and I thought it would be a great idea to go to the March against Immigration Reform for various reasons. Here are the photo's for Saturday and at the end are photos of the teenagers in Glendale, that walked out of school and stood in front of their city hall also.

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Mexican American
Mexican American		 Meet the Fuckers
Meet the Fuckers		 No Human is Illegal
No Human is Illegal		 On March 25th we made a statement
On March 25th we made a statement
Wanted
Wanted		 The world can't wait.
The world can't wait.		 Why? Do you treat me like a criminal!
Why? Do you treat me like a criminal!		 Homeland
Homeland
Camped Out
Camped Out		 Yo Amo Humandad
Yo Amo Humandad		 red, white and blue bandanas
red, white and blue bandanas		 Love
Love
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Mike P. 30-Mar-2006 17:07
Excellent pictures as usual. One would get the feeling from some "news" organizations that it was mostly a display of Mexican flags combined with a smattering of desecrations of the US flag at the protests. Your photos, rightly I believe, certainly don't show that.
Guest 29-Mar-2006 06:14
debra, we musta been shooting about the same time. i clicked the yo corazon hermandad vato, too. i love your stuff. XLNT.

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Robert Diaz 28-Mar-2006 22:41
I think that you are poltically correct Debbie.
You express yourself in a artistic way.
You are very talented
Debra De La Cruz28-Mar-2006 17:33
Photo-Journalism in which a news story is presented primarily through photographs with supplementary written copy.

Propaganda: Modern propaganda is distinguished from other forms of communication in that it is consciously and deliberately used to influence group attitudes; all other functions are secondary. Thus, almost any attempt to sway public opinion, including lobbying, commercial advertising, and missionary work, can be broadly construed as propaganda.
Debra De La Cruz28-Mar-2006 16:54
This isn't propaganda they are photos of what I saw around me. Im not a reporter. I like taking photos where ever I go. Just took photos of what caught my eye, thats what I do when I have my camera. When I post photos of car shows or other events are those propaganda too?
Guest 28-Mar-2006 16:33
Do you understand difference between photoreportage and propaganda?
David ALDANA 28-Mar-2006 16:00
Very good pictures Debbie this is a time of sadness for our people ..This law will make our police force more corrupt than it already is who will do the hard labor in our country it will effect all..The children of the u.s. are spoiled they don't want to do hard labor lots of business will go under..its a shame.
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