More than 2,000 students took to the streets last night after John McCain conceded the election to Barack Obama, according to the Richmond-Times Dispatch. Several blocks of Richmond's Broad St. were blocked off by Richmond and VCU Police, who allowed the students to parade all the way to the capitol.
Madeline Dell-Aria, 18, a VCU student, said she found an Obama flag
and turned it into a poncho-shirt. "It's just so great and there's
finally going to be some change. We all just started parading,
impromptu parading," she said.
Sponataneous rally of thousands of VCU students shuts down Broad Street
By Kathleen Whitlow, Sam Grimes, Hailey Stuart - Virginia Commonwealth University | November 5, 2008 2:00 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)
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