Photos | Marching for a Cause
Shi Zhengrong and a group of 29 people take to the streets of San Francisco to protest for their rights and causes. Walking with signs and safety vests, they stand united in their message, surrounded by the hustle and bustle of city life under a bright blue sky.
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