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Abe Bonowitz passes out flyers to people passing by the vigil.
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Art Laffin gathers with other murder victim family members.
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Art Laffin, a murder victim family member whose brother was murdered, speaks out along with Bill Pelke (left) and George White (right).
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Diann Rust-Tierney from the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty (NCADP) speaks at an evening teach-in.
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Diann Rust-Tierney.
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Diann Rust-Tierney.
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Shujaa Graham, formerly on California's death row in the 1970s.
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Shujaa Graham, an exonerated death row prisoner from CA, speaks during an evening teach-in.
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Shujaa Graham speaks during the evening teach-in.
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Peggy Kandies, whose son is on death row in NC, hugs Shujaa Graham, a former death row prisoner.
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The U.S. Supreme Court.
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Sheila Stumph, co-founder of the Raleigh Catholic Worker house for death row families.
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A young Amnesty activist.
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The U.S. Supreme Court.
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Sign: "We remember the victims... but not with more killing."
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Passer-bys get flyers about the vigil.
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Katie of MA listens to George White's story of serving a prisoner sentence for the murder of his wife. White was found innocent and exonerated.
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Supreme Court police confront vigilers about signs touching the ground.
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Flyers and merchandise for abolition.
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An abolitionist from Canada, Bob Walker, educates a DC resisdent about the death penalty.
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A tourist at the Supreme Court signs a petition for a "time out" on executions.
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Taking a break by the water coolers.
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David Kaczynski, from New Yorkers Against the Death Penalty, whose brother, "The Uni-Bomber" almost received a death sentence.
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