Alicia Casilio wore a Muslim headcover and numbers painted on her face representing Iraqi casualties during a Boston Common rally yesterday against plans to boost US troop levels.
(DINA RUDICK/GLOBE STAFF)
Antiwar demonstrators protest call for troop 'surge'
Boston Common rally draws 200
Alicia Casilio wore a Muslim headcover and numbers painted on her face representing Iraqi casualties during a Boston Common rally yesterday against plans to boost US troop levels.
(DINA RUDICK/GLOBE STAFF)
In 30-degree weather, nearly 200 protesters packed the corner of Tremont and Park streets in downtown Boston yesterday evening in an "emergency rally" to stop President Bush from sending more than 20,000 additional troops to Iraq. (Full article: 388 words)
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