25 Years Ago, the Battle of Seattle Showed Us What Democracy Looks Like
Briefly

At the World Trade Organization's Ministerial Conference in Seattle, over 40,000 protesters united against globalization, showcasing labor, environmental, and social justice issues in unprecedented demonstration.
The protests featured diverse groups, from environmentalists to labor unions, creatively expressing dissent through performances and powerful imagery, such as the 'WTO' and 'DEMOCRACY' banner scale high.
With mass arrests and police violence, including the use of tear gas and batons, the protests escalated significantly, marking a critical moment in global resistance against corporate power.
The chaos and protests culminated in the 'Battle of Seattle', symbolizing the increasing public dissatisfaction with the WTO and its impact on local and global economies.
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