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In photos: fears of white supremacy in Boston draw thousands to the streets
A 'free speech rally' was met with strong resistance Saturday from thousands of people who came out to express their rejection of hate, neo-Nazi groups and white supremacists.
"Say NO to Nazis." A march for free speech in Boston was drowned out by a protest against racism and hate.
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"We're not scared, we're going to resist, we're going to fight!" At left, Dominican Ana Victoria protests against hate.
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"American hero": Heather Heyer, the 32-year-old woman killed last weekend by a white supremacist in Charlottesville, was honored in Boston Saturday.
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Hundreds of police officers were deployed to prevent clashes. In the picture, a far-right protester faces a Trump supporter in Boston.
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"No Trump, no KKK, no racist USA."
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"Mr. Trump, HATE is not a Family Value."
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Thousands of protesters marched in Boston Saturday.
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An attendee of the Boston Free Speech Rally is escorted out of Boston Common by members of the police.
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Police escort a counter-protester. Initial estimates indicate that about 15,000 people participated in the anti-hate demonstration.
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