September 24, 2005 anti-war protest

[edit] Washington, D.C.

Antiwar protester shows a vee sign to the White House, 2005-09-24, as part of March on Washington for Peace and Justice	Protesters at the intersection of 15th St. NW and Constitution Ave. NW in Washington, DC.	Women dressed in red, white, and blue outfits with missiles strapped around their hips do cheers in the street.	Two girls hold up signs.
A banner compares George Bush, Dick Cheney, the war in Iraq, and Hurricane Katrina, as proof that "Intelligent Design" is a fallacy.	A woman wears a green bandanna and gloves stating that the U.S. in Israel equals 9/11.	Protesters take to the streets.	The Washington Monument stands tall as the focal point for activities after the September 24, 2005 anti-war protest.
An anti-war protester shows a peace sign to the White House	Protesters march in front of the White House	Protesters march down Pennsylvania Avenue	Protesters march down Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Metropolitan Police stand guard in front of the White House	Washington Metropolitan Police stand guard in front of the White House	Protesters march down Pennsylvania Avenue	Protesters march in front of the Old Executive Office Building
Protesters march down Pennsylvania Avenue	Protesters march down Pennsylvania Avenue	Protesters march down Pennsylvania Avenue	Washington Metropolitan Police's mounted and ground units stand guard in front of a counter protest on Pennsylvania Avenue

Police officers lay down the law before the global justice feeder march.	A sizable crowd is gathered at Dupont Circle for the feeder march.	Demonstrators leave Dupont Circle on the way to the World Bank.	The global justice march is underway, marching along Connecticut Avenue.
Street medics pose for a photo at Dupont Circle.