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  • Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore in Texas - Anti-gay marriage protesters hold signs as Controversial Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore speaks at a rally of conservative Texas legislators opposing gay marriage at a Texas Capitol rally Monday.  Moore has told Alabama judges to ignore a recent federal court ruling allowing gay marriage in the state.   © Bob Daemmrich
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  • Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore in Texas - Anti-gay marriage protesters hold signs as Controversial Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore speaks at a rally of conservative Texas legislators opposing gay marriage at a Texas Capitol rally Monday.  Moore has told Alabama judges to ignore a recent federal court ruling allowing gay marriage in the state.   © Bob Daemmrich
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  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
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  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
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  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
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  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
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  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
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  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
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  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
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  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
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  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
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  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
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  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
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  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
    TXAbortion52.JPG
  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
    TXAbortion51.JPG
  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
    TXAbortion48.JPG
  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
    TXAbortion47.JPG
  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
    TXAbortion60.JPG
  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
    TXAbortion50.JPG
  • University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
    TXAbortion49.JPG
  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • SINDY M. BENAVIDES,  CEO of LULAC, protests voter suppression efforts in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Voter suppression protests continue in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • KAREN KELLEY  of the League of Women Voters in Austin protests voter suppression  as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • KAREN KELLEY  of the League of Women Voters in Austin protests voter suppression  as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • CAROLYN BOYLE of the Methodist Church protests voter suppression efforts in Austin as Democratic legislators remain holed up in Washington fighting Republican efforts to pass more restrictive voting laws in Texas. A coalition of faith-based leaders, the League of Women Voters (LWV) and the NAACP gather Monday at the Texas Capitol prior to this week's special session.
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  • Austin, Tx: A crowd estimated at around 1,000 gathers at a tax day "tea party" April 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • Austin, TX: A crowd estimated at around 1,000 gathers at a tax day "tea party" April 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • Austin, TX: A crowd estimated at around 1,000 gathers at a tax day "tea party" April 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • Austin, TX: A crowd estimated at around 1,000 gathers at a tax day "tea party" April 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • Austin, TX: A crowd estimated at around 1,000 gathers at a tax day "tea party" April 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • Austin, TX: A crowd estimated at around 1,000 gathers at a tax day "tea party" April 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • Austin, TX: A crowd estimated at around 1,000 gathers at a tax day "tea party" April 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • Austin, TX: Texas Gov. Rick Perry addresses a crowd estimated at 1,000 at a tax day "tea party" April 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • Austin, TX: Texas Gov. Rick Perry addresses a crowd estimated at 1,000 at a tax day "tea party" Aapril 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • Austin, TX: Texas Gov. Rick Perry addresses a crowd estimated at 1,000 at a tax day "tea party" April 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • Austin, TX: A crowd estimated at around 1,000 gathers at a tax day "tea party" April 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • Austin, TX: A crowd estimated at around 1,000 gathers at a tax day "tea party"April 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • Austin, TX: A crowd estimated at around 1,000 gathers at a tax day "tea party" April 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • Austin, Tx: A crowd estimated at around 1,000 gathers at a tax day "tea party" April 15 at City Hall to protest federal government stimulus programs. April 15, 2009. ©Marjorie Kamys Cotera / Daemmrich Photos
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  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.          ©Bob Daemmrich
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  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.          ©Bob Daemmrich
    EDAE0262524.jpg
  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.          ©Bob Daemmrich
    EDAE0262523.jpg
  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.          ©Bob Daemmrich
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  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.          ©Bob Daemmrich
    EDAE0262516.jpg
  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.          ©Bob Daemmrich
    EDAE0262515.jpg
  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.          ©Bob Daemmrich
    EDAE0262514.jpg
  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.      ©Bob Daemmrich
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  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.      ©Bob Daemmrich
    EDAE0262511.jpg
  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.      ©Bob Daemmrich
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  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.          ©Bob Daemmrich
    EDAE0262522.jpg
  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.          ©Bob Daemmrich
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  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.          ©Bob Daemmrich
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  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.          ©Bob Daemmrich
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  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.      ©Bob Daemmrich
    EDAE0262513.jpg
  • San Antonio, Texas April 15, 2009: Some of the thousands of Texans who gathered Wednesday in front of the Alamo in downtown San Antonio for a "Tea Party" protesting federal bailouts and President Obama's economic and immigration policies.  The rally was highlighted by a renditon of the Star Spangled Banner by rocker Ted Nugent.      ©Bob Daemmrich
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • Rev.  JESSE JACKSON, longtime Democratic activist,  looks at the assembled crowd 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • Rev. JESSE JACKSON leads marchers 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat. At left is Austin Mayor Steve Adler.
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  • BETO O'ROURKE, l, shakes hands with legendary JESSE JACKSON 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.  At right is Austin Mayor STEVE ADLER.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • Voting rights  groups rest before marching 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • Voting rights  groups rest before marching 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • Voting rights  groups rest before marching 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • The Rev. JESSE JACKSON (in black) leads faith leaders 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • Voting rights groups led by faith leaders and longtime Democratic activist JESSE JACKSON (in black) 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat. At right is Austin Mayor Steve Adler.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • Rev.  JESSE JACKSON speaks with BETO O'ROURKE 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • Rev.  JESSE JACKSON speaks with BETO O'ROURKE 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • Rev.  JESSE JACKSON speaks with BETO O'ROURKE 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • Rev.  JESSE JACKSON l, talks with WILLIAM BARBER  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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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  • The blue shoes of the Rev.  JESSE JACKSON, longtime Democratic activist,  looks at the assembled crowd 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. Shifts of marchers trade off in an effort to combat oppressive Texas heat.
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