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On the street: photos from Spokane's May Day immigration rally

Posted By Young Kwak on Sat, May 2, 2015 at 10:41 AM

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Immigration Reform March

22 year old Central Washington University sophomore Ashley Garcia and other marchers walk on W. Riverside Ave.

21 year old Eastern Washington University junior Dulce Gutierrez leads marchers in a chant in Riverfront Park.

21 year old Eastern Washington University junior Giselle Gudino, left, holds a sign with other marchers while walking on W. Main Ave.

Tara Williamson draws with chalk on the intersection of N. Post St. and W. Main Ave.

Eastern Washington University Chicano Studies and Political Science professor Martin Meraz Garcia, left, and other protesters walk on N. Post. St. Garcia stated that the cap and gown is symbolic because he was once undocumented, which is an obstacle for higher education, before his parents benefited from the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act. He was granted permanent residency in 1993 and became a citizen in 1999.

Protesters walk on N. Post St.

17 year old Eastern Washington University freshman Aidan Killackey, center, walks on W. Riverside Ave. with other protesters.

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