Here are photos taken at the Hollywood Peace March 3/20/04. This was the biggest turn out I've seen since Feb 15th, 2003. I'd put total attendance at about ten or fifteen thousand. It looked to me, during the march, that thick crowd spanned at least three city blocks. The majority did not hang out for the rally. The police broke up the group claiming that Warner Brothers needed the space for their Scooby II promotion. The Topanga shuttle buses were ordered to move, thirty minutes before riders were supposed to return to the buses--making it very hectic. An annoying LAPD helicopter circled over the rally, making the speakers impossible to hear. We listened to KPFK 90.7 FM on the ride back, and heard the rally much more clearly than standing in front of the stage! Isn't that an infringement against free speech? I guess we all have to get wired with radios if we want to listen to our peace activist leaders.

Topanga Peace Alliance Banner held aloft, the Corpus Delicti perform their ghostly death mime.

Back of TPA banner midway along the Hollywood Blvd march route

Behind the TPA banner, people still coming

He came up with this sign's slogan himself.

Cops kept the pro-Bush crowd of 45 people behind the yellow tape on the corner.

Dressed like the 4th of July, cops contained these 45 pro-war people to this tight corner. Heated words were exchanged between them and some peace marchers. No one came to blows.

Aztec Dancers performed in traditional costume, sounding the drums for peace.

At the Kodak shopping center, this squad of Hollywood police officers are given the order to move out.