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Fort Lauderdale "Shame on 2" Rally- National Day of Protest 2008

Filed by: Waymon Hudson

November 17, 2008 4:00 PM

Video footage of the Fort Lauderdale "Shame on 2" Rally and March, part of the National Day of Protest, which drew over 1000 peaceful protesters to City Hall. Video by Marc Dickerman.


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A special thanks to Bilerico-Florida contributor Bishop SF Mahee, who led the rally, and to all the organizations who supported the event!

More video after the jump!


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More video, pictures, and coverage of all the Florida events coming soon!

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2 Comments

Thanks for sharing the videos, Waymon. Bishop Mahee was outstanding!! Due to a sudden medical issue I was unable to attend. Hopefully the national rallies will continue every other month, with increasing attendance and visibility, until we have equality for all.


First-class taxpayer. Second-class citizen.

Dianne | November 17, 2008 6:47 PM
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Waymon
Thank you so much for picking up my video. I am honored and humbled by this. It was my pleasure to record this event. Please feel free to contact me (Albetta has my number) if you have other events you would like me to record.

Again Thank you so much!

Marc Dickerman

Marc Dickerman | November 17, 2008 11:23 PM
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