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Georgetown, United States. 28th July, 2021. Former congressman and current Democratic activist BETO O'ROURKE (in blue shirt) leads voting rights advocates as they start a 30 mile, four-day march from Georgetown, Texas to the State Capitol in Austin. Due to summer Texas heat, several 100-person shifts will trade off marching about 4 miles each. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GA23FF–Georgetown, United States. 28th July, 2021. Former congressman and current Democratic activist BETO O'ROURKE (in blue shirt) leads voting rights advocates as they start a 30 mile, four-day march from Georgetown, Texas to the State Capitol in Austin. Due to summer Texas heat, several 100-person shifts will trade off marching about 4 miles each. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Georgetown, United States. 28th July, 2021. Former congressman and current Democratic activist BETO O'ROURKE (in blue shirt) leads voting rights advocates as they start a 30 mile, four-day march from Georgetown, Texas to the State Capitol in Austin. Due to summer Texas heat, several 100-person shifts will trade off marching about 4 miles each. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GA23FA–Georgetown, United States. 28th July, 2021. Former congressman and current Democratic activist BETO O'ROURKE (in blue shirt) leads voting rights advocates as they start a 30 mile, four-day march from Georgetown, Texas to the State Capitol in Austin. Due to summer Texas heat, several 100-person shifts will trade off marching about 4 miles each. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Georgetown, United States. 28th July, 2021. Former congressman and current Democratic activist BETO O'ROURKE (in blue shirt) leads voting rights advocates as they start a 30 mile, four-day march from Georgetown, Texas to the State Capitol in Austin. Due to summer Texas heat, several 100-person shifts will trade off marching about 4 miles each. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GA23FK–Georgetown, United States. 28th July, 2021. Former congressman and current Democratic activist BETO O'ROURKE (in blue shirt) leads voting rights advocates as they start a 30 mile, four-day march from Georgetown, Texas to the State Capitol in Austin. Due to summer Texas heat, several 100-person shifts will trade off marching about 4 miles each. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Georgetown, United States. 28th July, 2021. Former congressman and current Democratic activist BETO O'ROURKE (in blue shirt) leads voting rights advocates as they start a 30 mile, four-day march from Georgetown, Texas to the State Capitol in Austin. Due to summer Texas heat, several 100-person shifts will trade off marching about 4 miles each. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GA23FR–Georgetown, United States. 28th July, 2021. Former congressman and current Democratic activist BETO O'ROURKE (in blue shirt) leads voting rights advocates as they start a 30 mile, four-day march from Georgetown, Texas to the State Capitol in Austin. Due to summer Texas heat, several 100-person shifts will trade off marching about 4 miles each. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Georgetown, United States. 28th July, 2021. Former congressman and current Democratic activist BETO O'ROURKE (in blue shirt) leads voting rights advocates as they start a 30 mile, four-day march from Georgetown, Texas to the State Capitol in Austin. Due to summer Texas heat, several 100-person shifts will trade off marching about 4 miles each. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GA23FX–Georgetown, United States. 28th July, 2021. Former congressman and current Democratic activist BETO O'ROURKE (in blue shirt) leads voting rights advocates as they start a 30 mile, four-day march from Georgetown, Texas to the State Capitol in Austin. Due to summer Texas heat, several 100-person shifts will trade off marching about 4 miles each. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (left) and Jane Bright (right) kneel before a display of crosses as Rev. Al Sharpton of New York (in black) watches at Camp Casey II near the ranch of U.S. President George W. Bush ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2C6EP9E–Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (left) and Jane Bright (right) kneel before a display of crosses as Rev. Al Sharpton of New York (in black) watches at Camp Casey II near the ranch of U.S. President George W. Bush ©Bob Daemmrich
Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (right) says goodbye to Rev. Al Sharpton (left) at Camp Casey II near U.S. President George W. Bush's Texas ranch. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2C6EP9C–Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (right) says goodbye to Rev. Al Sharpton (left) at Camp Casey II near U.S. President George W. Bush's Texas ranch. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich
Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (right) says goodbye to Rev. Al Sharpton (left) at Camp Casey II near U.S. President George W. Bush's Texas ranch. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2C6EP99–Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (right) says goodbye to Rev. Al Sharpton (left) at Camp Casey II near U.S. President George W. Bush's Texas ranch. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich
Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (left) and others clasp hands with Rev. Al Sharpton as Sharpton conducts a church service at Camp Casey II near U.S. President George W. Bush's Texas ranch. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2C6EP87–Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (left) and others clasp hands with Rev. Al Sharpton as Sharpton conducts a church service at Camp Casey II near U.S. President George W. Bush's Texas ranch. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich
Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (left)) hugs Rev. Al Sharpton as Sharpton conducts a church service at Camp Casey II near U.S. President George W. Bush's Texas ranch. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2C6EP7B–Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (left)) hugs Rev. Al Sharpton as Sharpton conducts a church service at Camp Casey II near U.S. President George W. Bush's Texas ranch. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich
Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activists at Camp Casey II near the ranch of U.S. President George W. Bush Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (right) says goodbye to Rev. Al Sharpton (left) at Camp Casey II near U.S. President George W. Bush's Texas ranch. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2C6EP96–Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activists at Camp Casey II near the ranch of U.S. President George W. Bush Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (right) says goodbye to Rev. Al Sharpton (left) at Camp Casey II near U.S. President George W. Bush's Texas ranch. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich ©Bob Daemmrich
Texas state representative Donna Howard speaks at a rally at the Texas Capitol in Austin on the first anniversary of the Women's March on Washington and a year after President Donald Trump's inauguration. Stock Photo
RMM0D345–Texas state representative Donna Howard speaks at a rally at the Texas Capitol in Austin on the first anniversary of the Women's March on Washington and a year after President Donald Trump's inauguration.
Texas state representative Donna Howard speaks at a rally at the Texas Capitol in Austin on the first anniversary of the Women's March on Washington and a year after President Donald Trump's inauguration. Stock Photo
RMM0D344–Texas state representative Donna Howard speaks at a rally at the Texas Capitol in Austin on the first anniversary of the Women's March on Washington and a year after President Donald Trump's inauguration.
Austin, Texas USA, March 4, 2006: Students protest the presence of military recruiters at an armed forces open house event on the University of Texas at Austin campus. No arrests were reported in the peaceful demonstration. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2CADE69–Austin, Texas USA, March 4, 2006: Students protest the presence of military recruiters at an armed forces open house event on the University of Texas at Austin campus. No arrests were reported in the peaceful demonstration. ©Bob Daemmrich
Austin, Texas USA, March 4, 2006: Students protest the presence of military recruiters at an armed forces open house event on the University of Texas at Austin campus. No arrests were reported in the peaceful demonstration. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2CADE60–Austin, Texas USA, March 4, 2006: Students protest the presence of military recruiters at an armed forces open house event on the University of Texas at Austin campus. No arrests were reported in the peaceful demonstration. ©Bob Daemmrich
Austin, Texas USA, March 4, 2006: Students protest the presence of military recruiters at an armed forces open house event on the University of Texas at Austin campus. No arrests were reported in the peaceful demonstration. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2CADE6C–Austin, Texas USA, March 4, 2006: Students protest the presence of military recruiters at an armed forces open house event on the University of Texas at Austin campus. No arrests were reported in the peaceful demonstration. ©Bob Daemmrich
Austin, Texas USA, March 4, 2006: Students protest the presence of military recruiters at an armed forces open house event on the University of Texas at Austin campus. No arrests were reported in the peaceful demonstration. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2CADE6K–Austin, Texas USA, March 4, 2006: Students protest the presence of military recruiters at an armed forces open house event on the University of Texas at Austin campus. No arrests were reported in the peaceful demonstration. ©Bob Daemmrich
Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activistsleft to right, Cindy Sheehan, Juan Torres of Chicago, IL, and Rev. Al Sharpton of New York at Camp Casey II near the ranch of U.S. President George W. Bush ©Bob Daemmrich / Stock Photo
RM2C6EP9F–Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activistsleft to right, Cindy Sheehan, Juan Torres of Chicago, IL, and Rev. Al Sharpton of New York at Camp Casey II near the ranch of U.S. President George W. Bush ©Bob Daemmrich /
Crawford, Texas USA, August 29, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan is led through Camp Casey II by Steve DeFord of Salem, Oregon, whose son was killed in the Iraq War. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2C6EP3H–Crawford, Texas USA, August 29, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan is led through Camp Casey II by Steve DeFord of Salem, Oregon, whose son was killed in the Iraq War. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich
Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist and actor Martin Sheen kneels to pray at crosses at Camp Casey II near President Bush's ranch. Photo by Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2C6EP98–Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist and actor Martin Sheen kneels to pray at crosses at Camp Casey II near President Bush's ranch. Photo by Bob Daemmrich
Austin Texas USA, July 2013: State Sen. Wendy Davis, D-Ft. Worth, speaks at a pro-choice rally as activists continue to descend on the Capitol while Texas lawmakers struggle to pass a bill limiting the number of abortion providers by increasing medical standards for clinics to the level of ambulatory surgical centers. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2C2GMX3–Austin Texas USA, July 2013: State Sen. Wendy Davis, D-Ft. Worth, speaks at a pro-choice rally as activists continue to descend on the Capitol while Texas lawmakers struggle to pass a bill limiting the number of abortion providers by increasing medical standards for clinics to the level of ambulatory surgical centers. ©Bob Daemmrich
Austin, Texas USA, July 30, 2021: Civil rights activist JESSE JACKSON (in black) joins voting rights groups as they march toward the Texas Capitol from north Austin on the third day of a 30-mile journey protesting Republican efforts to suppress votes nationwide and in Texas. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GAER8T–Austin, Texas USA, July 30, 2021: Civil rights activist JESSE JACKSON (in black) joins voting rights groups as they march toward the Texas Capitol from north Austin on the third day of a 30-mile journey protesting Republican efforts to suppress votes nationwide and in Texas. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Austin, Texas USA, July 30, 2021: Faith leaders headed by legendary Democratic activist JESSE JACKSON (in black) as voting rights groups march toward the Texas Capitol from north Austin on the third day of a 30-mile journey protesting Republican efforts to suppress votes nationwide and in Texas. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GAERNF–Austin, Texas USA, July 30, 2021: Faith leaders headed by legendary Democratic activist JESSE JACKSON (in black) as voting rights groups march toward the Texas Capitol from north Austin on the third day of a 30-mile journey protesting Republican efforts to suppress votes nationwide and in Texas. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Austin, Texas USA, July 30, 2021: Faith leaders headed by legendary Democratic activist JESSE JACKSON (in black) as voting rights groups march toward the Texas Capitol from north Austin on the third day of a 30-mile journey protesting Republican efforts to suppress votes nationwide and in Texas. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GAERNB–Austin, Texas USA, July 30, 2021: Faith leaders headed by legendary Democratic activist JESSE JACKSON (in black) as voting rights groups march toward the Texas Capitol from north Austin on the third day of a 30-mile journey protesting Republican efforts to suppress votes nationwide and in Texas. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Austin, Texas USA, July 30, 2021: Faith leaders headed by legendary civil rights activist JESSE JACKSON (in black) as voting rights groups march toward the Texas Capitol from north Austin on the third day of a 30-mile journey protesting Republican efforts to suppress votes nationwide and in Texas. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GAER91–Austin, Texas USA, July 30, 2021: Faith leaders headed by legendary civil rights activist JESSE JACKSON (in black) as voting rights groups march toward the Texas Capitol from north Austin on the third day of a 30-mile journey protesting Republican efforts to suppress votes nationwide and in Texas. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Austin, Texas USA, July 30, 2021: Faith leaders headed by legendary civil rights activist JESSE JACKSON (in black) as voting rights groups march toward the Texas Capitol from north Austin on the third day of a 30-mile journey protesting Republican efforts to suppress votes nationwide and in Texas. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GAERNE–Austin, Texas USA, July 30, 2021: Faith leaders headed by legendary civil rights activist JESSE JACKSON (in black) as voting rights groups march toward the Texas Capitol from north Austin on the third day of a 30-mile journey protesting Republican efforts to suppress votes nationwide and in Texas. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Austin Texas USA, July 2013: State Sen. Wendy Davis, D-Ft. Worth, speaks at a pro-choice rally as activists continue to descend on the Capitol while Texas lawmakers struggle to pass a bill limiting the number of abortion providers by increasing medical standards for clinics to the level of ambulatory surgical centers. Cecille Richards, president of Planned Parenthood, stands behind Davis wearing a red dress. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2C2GMY0–Austin Texas USA, July 2013: State Sen. Wendy Davis, D-Ft. Worth, speaks at a pro-choice rally as activists continue to descend on the Capitol while Texas lawmakers struggle to pass a bill limiting the number of abortion providers by increasing medical standards for clinics to the level of ambulatory surgical centers. Cecille Richards, president of Planned Parenthood, stands behind Davis wearing a red dress. ©Bob Daemmrich
Austin Texas USA, July 2013: State Sen. Wendy Davis, D-Ft. Worth, speaks at a pro-choice rally as activists continue to descend on the Capitol while Texas lawmakers struggle to pass a bill limiting the number of abortion providers by increasing medical standards for clinics to the level of ambulatory surgical centers. Cecille Richards, president of Planned Parenthood, stands behind Davis wearing a red dress. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2C2GMX8–Austin Texas USA, July 2013: State Sen. Wendy Davis, D-Ft. Worth, speaks at a pro-choice rally as activists continue to descend on the Capitol while Texas lawmakers struggle to pass a bill limiting the number of abortion providers by increasing medical standards for clinics to the level of ambulatory surgical centers. Cecille Richards, president of Planned Parenthood, stands behind Davis wearing a red dress. ©Bob Daemmrich
Austin, Texas USA, July 31, 2021: Left to right, singer Willie Nelson, former Texas congressman and activist Beto O'Rourke and Luci Johnson, daughter of U.S. Pres. Lyndon Johnson, hold hands as voting rights advocates attend a rally at the Texas Capitol, where dozens of speakers criticized Republican efforts to alter voting procedures nationwide and in Texas. About 3,000 people were treated to a 3-song set by Nelson and his band. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GANAR8–Austin, Texas USA, July 31, 2021: Left to right, singer Willie Nelson, former Texas congressman and activist Beto O'Rourke and Luci Johnson, daughter of U.S. Pres. Lyndon Johnson, hold hands as voting rights advocates attend a rally at the Texas Capitol, where dozens of speakers criticized Republican efforts to alter voting procedures nationwide and in Texas. About 3,000 people were treated to a 3-song set by Nelson and his band. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Austin Texas USA, July 31, 2021: Left to right, singer Willie Nelson, former Texas congressman and activist Beto O'Rourke and Luci Johnson, daughter of U.S. Pres. Lyndon Johnson, on stage as voting rights advocates attend a rally at the Texas Capitol, where dozens of speakers criticized Republican efforts to alter voting procedures nationwide and in Texas. About 3,000 people were treated to a 3-song set by Nelson and his band. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GANAGR–Austin Texas USA, July 31, 2021: Left to right, singer Willie Nelson, former Texas congressman and activist Beto O'Rourke and Luci Johnson, daughter of U.S. Pres. Lyndon Johnson, on stage as voting rights advocates attend a rally at the Texas Capitol, where dozens of speakers criticized Republican efforts to alter voting procedures nationwide and in Texas. About 3,000 people were treated to a 3-song set by Nelson and his band. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Austin Texas USA, July 31, 2021: Left to right, singer Willie Nelson, former Texas congressman and activist Beto O'Rourke and Luci Johnson, daughter of U.S. Pres. Lyndon Johnson, on stage as voting rights advocates attend a rally at the Texas Capitol, where dozens of speakers criticized Republican efforts to alter voting procedures nationwide and in Texas. About 3,000 people were treated to a 3-song set by Nelson and his band. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GANAKN–Austin Texas USA, July 31, 2021: Left to right, singer Willie Nelson, former Texas congressman and activist Beto O'Rourke and Luci Johnson, daughter of U.S. Pres. Lyndon Johnson, on stage as voting rights advocates attend a rally at the Texas Capitol, where dozens of speakers criticized Republican efforts to alter voting procedures nationwide and in Texas. About 3,000 people were treated to a 3-song set by Nelson and his band. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Austin, Texas USA, July 30, 2021: Faith leaders headed by legendary Democratic activist JESSE JACKSON (in black) as voting rights groups march toward the Texas Capitol from north Austin on the third day of a 30-mile journey protesting Republican efforts to suppress votes nationwide and in Texas. Former Texas congressman and voting rights activist Beto O'Rourke is on the left side of the second row. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GAERNH–Austin, Texas USA, July 30, 2021: Faith leaders headed by legendary Democratic activist JESSE JACKSON (in black) as voting rights groups march toward the Texas Capitol from north Austin on the third day of a 30-mile journey protesting Republican efforts to suppress votes nationwide and in Texas. Former Texas congressman and voting rights activist Beto O'Rourke is on the left side of the second row. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan places roses on a display of crosses at Camp Casey II during Sunday activities near President Bush's ranch. Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (right) says goodbye to Rev. Al Sharpton (left) at Camp Casey II near U.S. President George W. Bush's Texas ranch. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2C6EP9A–Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan places roses on a display of crosses at Camp Casey II during Sunday activities near President Bush's ranch. Crawford, Texas August 28, 2005: Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan (right) says goodbye to Rev. Al Sharpton (left) at Camp Casey II near U.S. President George W. Bush's Texas ranch. Sheehan, whose son Casey died in action in Iraq in 2004, has organized a series of protests near the Bushes' Texas ranch during the president's summer vacation there. ©Bob Daemmrich ©Bob Daemmrich
Activists and protesters converge on City Hall for a hot two-hour rally against racism and President Donald Trump's apparent insensitive comments about recent Charlottesville violence that left one dead. About 1,000 gathered in Saturday's Texas heat. Stock Photo
RMJYH0A7–Activists and protesters converge on City Hall for a hot two-hour rally against racism and President Donald Trump's apparent insensitive comments about recent Charlottesville violence that left one dead. About 1,000 gathered in Saturday's Texas heat.
Activists and protesters converge on City Hall for a hot two-hour rally against racism and President Donald Trump's apparent insensitive comments about recent Charlottesville violence that left one dead. About 1,000 gathered in Saturday's Texas heat. Stock Photo
RMJYH0AC–Activists and protesters converge on City Hall for a hot two-hour rally against racism and President Donald Trump's apparent insensitive comments about recent Charlottesville violence that left one dead. About 1,000 gathered in Saturday's Texas heat.
Activists and protesters converge on City Hall for a hot two-hour rally against racism and President Donald Trump's apparent insensitive comments about recent Charlottesville violence that left one dead. About 1,000 gathered in Saturday's Texas heat. Stock Photo
RMJYH0A5–Activists and protesters converge on City Hall for a hot two-hour rally against racism and President Donald Trump's apparent insensitive comments about recent Charlottesville violence that left one dead. About 1,000 gathered in Saturday's Texas heat.
Activists and protesters converge on City Hall for a hot two-hour rally against racism and President Donald Trump's apparent insensitive comments about recent Charlottesville violence that left one dead. About 1,000 gathered in Saturday's Texas heat. Stock Photo
RMJYH0AD–Activists and protesters converge on City Hall for a hot two-hour rally against racism and President Donald Trump's apparent insensitive comments about recent Charlottesville violence that left one dead. About 1,000 gathered in Saturday's Texas heat.
A person dressed in a T-Rex dinosaur costume holds a sign saying 'LGBT-Rex Loves You' as a group from The Organization of Latina Transgender Texans (OLTT) lobbied for transgender rights during a trip to the Texas Capitol to visit with legislators. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2P7TN05–A person dressed in a T-Rex dinosaur costume holds a sign saying 'LGBT-Rex Loves You' as a group from The Organization of Latina Transgender Texans (OLTT) lobbied for transgender rights during a trip to the Texas Capitol to visit with legislators. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
A person dressed in a T-Rex dinosaur costume holds a sign saying 'LGBT-Rex Loves You' as a group from The Organization of Latina Transgender Texans (OLTT) lobbied for transgender rights during a trip to the Texas Capitol to visit with legislators. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2P7TMX5–A person dressed in a T-Rex dinosaur costume holds a sign saying 'LGBT-Rex Loves You' as a group from The Organization of Latina Transgender Texans (OLTT) lobbied for transgender rights during a trip to the Texas Capitol to visit with legislators. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
A supporter of Ilhan Omar (center) confronts anti-Muslim protesters, some opening carrying guns legally, outside an Austin, Texas, hotel where the controversial Muslim Congresswoman spoke at a city-wide iftar dinner. Stock Photo
RMT9FJ9P–A supporter of Ilhan Omar (center) confronts anti-Muslim protesters, some opening carrying guns legally, outside an Austin, Texas, hotel where the controversial Muslim Congresswoman spoke at a city-wide iftar dinner.
A supporter of Ilhan Omar (center) confronts anti-Muslim protesters, some opening carrying guns legally, outside an Austin, Texas, hotel where the controversial Muslim Congresswoman spoke at a city-wide iftar dinner. Stock Photo
RMT9FJ9K–A supporter of Ilhan Omar (center) confronts anti-Muslim protesters, some opening carrying guns legally, outside an Austin, Texas, hotel where the controversial Muslim Congresswoman spoke at a city-wide iftar dinner.
A supporter of Ilhan Omar (center) confronts anti-Muslim protesters, some opening carrying guns legally, outside an Austin, Texas, hotel where the controversial Muslim Congresswoman spoke at a city-wide iftar dinner. Stock Photo
RMT9FJ9M–A supporter of Ilhan Omar (center) confronts anti-Muslim protesters, some opening carrying guns legally, outside an Austin, Texas, hotel where the controversial Muslim Congresswoman spoke at a city-wide iftar dinner.
Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards greets pro-choice activists at the Texas Capital during protest of abortion bill Stock Photo
RMD9TWP6–Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards greets pro-choice activists at the Texas Capital during protest of abortion bill
Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards greets pro-choice activists at the Texas Capital during protest of abortion bill Stock Photo
RMD9TWP2–Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards greets pro-choice activists at the Texas Capital during protest of abortion bill
Transgender spokesperson Chrissie Foxx Paris speaks as activists and protesters converge on City Hall for a hot two-hour rally against racism and President Donald Trump's apparent insensitive comments about recent Charlottesville violence that left one dead. About 1,000 gathered in the August Texas heat. Stock Photo
RMJYH0AP–Transgender spokesperson Chrissie Foxx Paris speaks as activists and protesters converge on City Hall for a hot two-hour rally against racism and President Donald Trump's apparent insensitive comments about recent Charlottesville violence that left one dead. About 1,000 gathered in the August Texas heat.
Transgender spokesperson Chrissie Foxx Paris speaks as activists and protesters converge on City Hall for a hot two-hour rally against racism and President Donald Trump's apparent insensitive comments about recent Charlottesville violence that left one dead. About 1,000 gathered in the August Texas heat. Stock Photo
RMJYH0AM–Transgender spokesperson Chrissie Foxx Paris speaks as activists and protesters converge on City Hall for a hot two-hour rally against racism and President Donald Trump's apparent insensitive comments about recent Charlottesville violence that left one dead. About 1,000 gathered in the August Texas heat.
Austin Texas USA, July 31, 2021: Rev. William Barber II speaks as voting rights advocates rally at the Texas Capitol. The North Caroline civil rights activists and dozens of other speakers criticized Republican efforts to alter voting procedures nationwide and in Texas. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GANADY–Austin Texas USA, July 31, 2021: Rev. William Barber II speaks as voting rights advocates rally at the Texas Capitol. The North Caroline civil rights activists and dozens of other speakers criticized Republican efforts to alter voting procedures nationwide and in Texas. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Georgetown, United States. 28th July, 2021. National and Texas voting rights activists, including this woman in a 'Vote' mask, begin a 30-mile, four-day march from Georgetown, Texas to the State Capitol in Austin. Due to summer Texas heat, several 100-person shifts will trade off marching about 4 miles each. The March for Democracy urges passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and elimination of statewide barriers to voting. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2GA2322–Georgetown, United States. 28th July, 2021. National and Texas voting rights activists, including this woman in a 'Vote' mask, begin a 30-mile, four-day march from Georgetown, Texas to the State Capitol in Austin. Due to summer Texas heat, several 100-person shifts will trade off marching about 4 miles each. The March for Democracy urges passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and elimination of statewide barriers to voting. Credit: Bob Daemmrich/Alamy Live News
Huntsville, Texas 22JUN00 USA: Witnesses to the execution of convicted murderer Gary Graham walk towards the Walls Unit of the Texas Department of Corrections facility: (from left) Rev. Al Sharpton, Rev. Jesse Jackson and Bianca Jagger. Demonstrators on both sides of the capital punishment debate protested outside the unit ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2B3R2GC–Huntsville, Texas 22JUN00 USA: Witnesses to the execution of convicted murderer Gary Graham walk towards the Walls Unit of the Texas Department of Corrections facility: (from left) Rev. Al Sharpton, Rev. Jesse Jackson and Bianca Jagger. Demonstrators on both sides of the capital punishment debate protested outside the unit ©Bob Daemmrich
Clergy of several denominations pray as U.S. Border Patrol and McAllen police guard an immigrant detention center as protesters block a government bus with immigrant children aboard from leaving. Stock Photo
RMP4YJNM–Clergy of several denominations pray as U.S. Border Patrol and McAllen police guard an immigrant detention center as protesters block a government bus with immigrant children aboard from leaving.
Clergy of several denominations pray as U.S. Border Patrol and McAllen police guard an immigrant detention center as protesters block a government bus with immigrant children aboard from leaving. Stock Photo
RMP4YJNN–Clergy of several denominations pray as U.S. Border Patrol and McAllen police guard an immigrant detention center as protesters block a government bus with immigrant children aboard from leaving.
Austin, Texas USA, Feb. 8, 2001: Central Texas high school students gather outside the Texas Capitol for an 'Up in Smoke' rally, calling on legislators to push for more tobacco settlement money earmarked to smoking prevention programs. The students also decried tobacco companies' marketing efforts geared toward getting teens hooked on smoking. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2B3ADX2–Austin, Texas USA, Feb. 8, 2001: Central Texas high school students gather outside the Texas Capitol for an 'Up in Smoke' rally, calling on legislators to push for more tobacco settlement money earmarked to smoking prevention programs. The students also decried tobacco companies' marketing efforts geared toward getting teens hooked on smoking. ©Bob Daemmrich
Austin, Texas USA, Feb. 8, 2001: Central Texas high school students gather outside the Texas Capitol for an 'Up in Smoke' rally, calling on legislators to push for more tobacco settlement money earmarked to smoking prevention programs. The students also decried tobacco companies' marketing efforts geared toward getting teens hooked on smoking. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2B3ADXF–Austin, Texas USA, Feb. 8, 2001: Central Texas high school students gather outside the Texas Capitol for an 'Up in Smoke' rally, calling on legislators to push for more tobacco settlement money earmarked to smoking prevention programs. The students also decried tobacco companies' marketing efforts geared toward getting teens hooked on smoking. ©Bob Daemmrich
Austin, Texas USA, Feb. 8, 2001: Central Texas high school students gather outside the Texas Capitol for an 'Up in Smoke' rally, calling on legislators to push for more tobacco settlement money earmarked to smoking prevention programs. The students also decried tobacco companies' marketing efforts geared toward getting teens hooked on smoking. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2B3ADWX–Austin, Texas USA, Feb. 8, 2001: Central Texas high school students gather outside the Texas Capitol for an 'Up in Smoke' rally, calling on legislators to push for more tobacco settlement money earmarked to smoking prevention programs. The students also decried tobacco companies' marketing efforts geared toward getting teens hooked on smoking. ©Bob Daemmrich
Austin, Texas USA, Feb. 8, 2001: Central Texas high school students gather outside the Texas Capitol for an 'Up in Smoke' rally, calling on legislators to push for more tobacco settlement money earmarked to smoking prevention programs. The students also decried tobacco companies' marketing efforts geared toward getting teens hooked on smoking. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2B3ADX5–Austin, Texas USA, Feb. 8, 2001: Central Texas high school students gather outside the Texas Capitol for an 'Up in Smoke' rally, calling on legislators to push for more tobacco settlement money earmarked to smoking prevention programs. The students also decried tobacco companies' marketing efforts geared toward getting teens hooked on smoking. ©Bob Daemmrich
Austin, Texas USA, June 2000 Anti-death penalty protest at the Governor's Mansion against upcoming execution of Gary Graham, whose guilt was in question by supporters. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2B722KC–Austin, Texas USA, June 2000 Anti-death penalty protest at the Governor's Mansion against upcoming execution of Gary Graham, whose guilt was in question by supporters. ©Bob Daemmrich
Austin, Texas USA, June 2000 Anti-death penalty protest at the Governor's Mansion against upcoming execution of Gary Graham, whose guilt was in question by supporters. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2B722JC–Austin, Texas USA, June 2000 Anti-death penalty protest at the Governor's Mansion against upcoming execution of Gary Graham, whose guilt was in question by supporters. ©Bob Daemmrich
Huntsville, Texas USA, 22JUN00 USA: Protesters rally outside the Walls Unit of the Texas Department of Corrections on the day of the execution of convicted murderer Gary Graham. These are the New Black Panthers from Houston. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2B3R2K4–Huntsville, Texas USA, 22JUN00 USA: Protesters rally outside the Walls Unit of the Texas Department of Corrections on the day of the execution of convicted murderer Gary Graham. These are the New Black Panthers from Houston. ©Bob Daemmrich
Huntsville, Texas USA, 22JUN00 USA: Protesters rally outside the Walls Unit of the Texas Department of Corrections on the day of the execution of convicted murderer Gary Graham. These are the New Black Panthers from Houston. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2B3R2JP–Huntsville, Texas USA, 22JUN00 USA: Protesters rally outside the Walls Unit of the Texas Department of Corrections on the day of the execution of convicted murderer Gary Graham. These are the New Black Panthers from Houston. ©Bob Daemmrich
Austin, Texas USA, 08 FEB 2001: Central Texas high school students gather Thursday outside the Texas Capitol for an 'Up in Smoke' rally, calling on legislators to push for more tobacco settlement money earmarked to smoking prevention programs. The students also decried tobacco companies' marketing efforts geared toward getting teens hooked on smoking. ©Bob Daemmrich Stock Photo
RM2B3ADXG–Austin, Texas USA, 08 FEB 2001: Central Texas high school students gather Thursday outside the Texas Capitol for an 'Up in Smoke' rally, calling on legislators to push for more tobacco settlement money earmarked to smoking prevention programs. The students also decried tobacco companies' marketing efforts geared toward getting teens hooked on smoking. ©Bob Daemmrich
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