Environmental, Labor Leaders Condemn Violence
In response to scattered reports of violence and vandalism among the demonstrators
protesting the WTO in Seattle, labor and environmental leaders issued statements
disavowing any support for violent activity. (more)
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Protesters Shut Down Seattle
Observer reporters were everywhere in Seattle yesterday, covering marches and
demonstrations from dawn to dusk and one end of the city to another. They saw things the
mainstream media have missed or ignored—along with scenes that fill this
morning’s papers and last night’s broadcasts. (more)
35,000 Union Members March on Seattle
Over the course of four hours on Nov. 30, Seattle witnessed the results of months of
organizing by organized labor. In a rally and march that lasted from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., as
many as 35,000 people filled a football stadium and took over miles of downtown Seattle
streets. (more)
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