Despite smaller crowds, activists at Democrats' convention call Chicago anti-war protests a success
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Organizers say they did something leaders inside didn't: Make the war in Gaza part of the agenda. This demonstrates the importance of amplifying marginalized voices in political discourse.
Protesters emphasized their stance against genocide, with student organizer Liz Rathburn stating, "This is a very large contingent of people who are not willing to stand by quietly..." highlighting the urgent call for action.
Despite police readiness and prior unrest comparison to 1968, the protests aimed to project narratives crucial to social justice and awareness, marking a significant moment in Chicago's activism history.
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