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    Posted September 2, 2012 by
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    Sights and sounds of the DNC

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    March on Wall Street South

    By TedBoyd23  |  Posted September 2, 2012  |  Charlotte, North Carolina
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     TedBoyd23 photographed protesters marching around the Democratic National Convention area in Charlotte, North Carolina. He estimates around 600 to 700 protesters were at the scene, marching on a range of issues such as the economy, abortion, Israel and immigration. He says overall the protest was peaceful and planned.
    - Jareen, CNN iReport producer

    There is a specific route designed for protesters during DNC 2012; however, Sunday's protest was unique in that it took a specific route by Bank of America and Duke Energy.
    I headed Uptown around 1pm and arrived in time to catch the March on Wall Street South as they passed through Trade and Tryon, the old Indian trading paths and center of Uptown Charlotte.

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