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- Collection: Rowland Scherman Collection Click to remove filter
- Place: Washington (D.C.) Click to remove filter
- Name: Assembly of Unrepresented People Click to remove filter
- Name: Scherman, Rowland Click to remove filter
- Genre: Black-and-white photographs Click to remove filter
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1965 Aug. 6
Scherman, Rowland
Police and protesters after the Assembly of Unrepresented People peace march was attacked with red paint by right wing counterprotesters
Washington, D.C. - From a series of images of the March Against the Vietnam War, organized by the Assembly of Unrepresented People.
1965 Aug. 6
Scherman, Rowland
Assembly of Unrepresented People protesters join hands and raise their arms during anti-war march
Washington, D.C. - From a series of images of the March Against the Vietnam War, organized by the Assembly of Unrepresented People.
1965 Aug. 6
Scherman, Rowland
Counter protesters with signs reading 'Communism can be stopped: step on it' and 'All the way with LBJ': Assembly of Unrepresented People peace march on Washington
Washington, D.C. - From a series of images of the March Against the Vietnam War, organized by the Assembly of Unrepresented People.
1965 Aug. 6
Scherman, Rowland
Anti-Vietnam war protesters sitting down after Assembly of Unrepresented People peace march
Washington, D.C. - From a series of images of the March Against the Vietnam War, organized by the Assembly of Unrepresented People.
1965 Aug. 6
Scherman, Rowland
Crowd after the Assembly of Unrepresented People peace march was attacked with red paint by right wing counterprotesters: David Dellinger (far left), Staughton Lynd (back to camera, splashed in paint), and Robert Parris Moses
Washington, D.C. - From a series of images of the March Against the Vietnam War, organized by the Assembly of Unrepresented People.
1965 Aug. 6
Scherman, Rowland
David Dellinger speaking, after having been splashed with red paint by counter-protesters during the Assembly of Unrepresented People anti-war march
Washington, D.C. - From a series of images of the March Against the Vietnam War, organized by the Assembly of Unrepresented People.
1965 Aug. 6
Scherman, Rowland
David Dellinger in the crowd after the Assembly of Unrepresented People peace march was attacked with red paint by right wing counterprotesters
Washington, D.C. - From a series of images of the March Against the Vietnam War, organized by the Assembly of Unrepresented People.
1965 Aug. 6
Scherman, Rowland
Assembly of Unrepresented People protesters during anti-war march, one carrying a sign reading 'Stop bombing, start talking'
Washington, D.C. - From a series of images of the March Against the Vietnam War, organized by the Assembly of Unrepresented People.
1965 Aug. 6
Scherman, Rowland
Marchers on the National Mall carrying anti-war signs, heading toward the U.S. Capitol building (Washington Monument in the background) David Dellinger (front left) being interviewed by news media and Staughton Lynd (front right) at head of march
Washington, D.C. - From a series of images of the March Against the Vietnam War, organized by the Assembly of Unrepresented People.
1965 Aug. 6
Scherman, Rowland
David Dellinger and Staughton Lynd after the Assembly of Unrepresented People peace march was attacked with red paint by right wing counterprotesters
Washington, D.C. - From a series of images of the March Against the Vietnam War, organized by the Assembly of Unrepresented People.