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14 June 2007

Images and words

Anyone catch the image by Annette Lein on today's D&C page 7A?

The image (unavailable on the web, sorry) shows a security guard, arms outstreched in a strangely pious manner, pistol at his side standing before anti-war protesters path to the Federal Building.

My initial impression of the photograph is quite different from the caption:

A security guard greets anti-war protesters Harry Murray and Mary Adams as they approach the Kenneth B. Keating Federal Building, 100 State Street. Their protest was the latest in a growing number.

The protesters look less than welcome.

Who wrote this caption? Did they even look at the photograph?

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