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Cellphone video of Councilwoman Sharon Middleton at 300 Men March rally

May 1, 2015

Baltimore, Maryland, United States, North and Central America

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This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.

A digital video of Councilwoman Sharon Middleton speaking at a 300 Men March rally in Baltimore, Maryland. The video was captured using a cellphone and has color and sound. The footage opens with 300 Men March leader Munir Bahar standing in front of a group of people. He, like many of the individuals in the crowd, wears a black T-shirt with [300 MEN MARCH] printed on the front in large white letters. On the back of the shirts, [we must /stop killing / each other] is printed in lowercase white letters. Mr. Bahar also wears a white long-sleeve Under Armor shirt underneath his 300 Men March shirt and a black baseball cap. After futilely asking some of the individuals immediately surrounding him for another megaphone, he holds up his megaphone and says to the crowd, "Can you all hear me?...This is as loud as it gets.

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Catalog reference: 2021.76.1

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