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'Love Outnumbers Hate' as New Orleans Parade Confronts Confederate Statue Protectors

As the peaceful protest snaked through the streets of New Orleans, brass bands and second-line parade marchers walked behind a banner that read: "Bury white supremacy." (Photo: Brett Duke, Nola.com/ The Times-Picayune)

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