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Boston’s Iraq War protesters faced national spotlight in 2004

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Brandon’s 2004 Iraq War protests had a real-life Boston parallel. When the city hosted the Democratic National Convention that year, protesters saw their opportunity.

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December 4, 2014

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Author: Liza KetchumTags: Democratic National Convention, Iraq War, National Public Radio

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