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In Santa Cruz, whose city council was the first in the nation to oppose the war in Iraq and where the crowd was estimated to be about 5,000, the march quickly took on the ambience of a street fair, as people walked from the county building to Mission Plaza Park, then spilled into nearby streets.
Rainbow people in dreadlocks, dressed in peasant dresses and tie-dyed shirts, danced and pranced. Kids blew bubbles. Bongo players created a cacophony of sound competing with the professional musicians on stage.

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Images from the Santa Cruz Anti-War Rally and March on
February 15, 2003. (article 1)

We know that the mainstream media will not do a quality job of covering the peace movement or any other movement involving social and economic justice.