On November 2, 2005, an anti-war demonstrator flashes the peace sign during a rally organized by the group "World Can't Wait! Drive Out the Bush Regime!" in San Francisco. (Photo: Justin Sullivan / Getty Images via truthout.org).
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Rising, a founding member of United for Peace and Justice, has been
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