Seattle Nationwide Solidarity March for Peace Photograph Collection, October 14, 2017
Table of Contents
Overview of the Collection
- Collector
- University of Washington. Libraries. Special Collections
- Title
- Seattle Nationwide Solidarity March for Peace Photograph Collection
- Dates
- October 14, 2017 (inclusive)2017101420171014
- Quantity
- 63 digital photographs
- Collection Number
- PH1503
- Summary
- Photographs from the Seattle Nationwide Solidarity March for Peace
- Repository
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu - Access Restrictions
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The collection is entirely digital and can be viewed only on the Libraries Digital Collections website.
- Languages
- English
Historical Background
The Nationwide Solidarity March for Peace took place on October 14, 2017. The march started at Occidental Park in Pioneer Square at 11 am. According to their Facebook event page, organizers billed the event as "a day for people to come together to share their love and compassion to call out the hatred and violence that is taking place in our society. This is a day for people of all political and religious affiliations, ethnicities, genders, sexualities, disabilities, ages and every other aspect of a human being." Co-organizers and supporters included One America, Faith Action Network, Truman International Security Project, Church Council of Greater Seattle, Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network, Washington Dream Coalition, De-Escalate Washington, Neighborhood Action Coalition, CAIR Washington, Codepink Seattle, OXFam, ACLU, Food Justice, The Union of Academic Student Employees at the University of Washington, and Americans for Refugees & Immigrants. Cary Moon, who was then a candidate for Seattle Mayor, Tae Pheonix, and other activist organizers spoke to the crowd.
Near the end of the march, local musician Tae Pheonix requested that marchers get down on one knee and join her in singing the national anthem. This symbolic gesture was done in solidarity with professional athletes, led by football player Colin Kaepernick, in taking a knee during the national anthem to protest the murder of black Americans at the hands of police.
Content Description
Photographs from the Seattle Nationwide Solidarity March for Peace, held in Seattle, Washington on October 14, 2017.
Use of the Collection
Alternative Forms Available
View the entire collection on the Libraries Digital Collections website
Restrictions on Use
Creator's copyrights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries Special Collections.
Administrative Information
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Kristin Kinsey Photographs
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Description: Three demonstrators at Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "Compassion leads to peace." One sign is a peace symbol with rainbow streamers attached.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK1 -
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK2
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Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK3
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Description: Tae Phoenix (center) and Ali Lee (right) at Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Tae Phoenix is a local Seattle activist and musician. Ali Lee Ali Lee has been doing community building and collaboration work for over 20 years while leading in grassroots movements in logistics and permits for marches, rallies, and events for the past 15 years. Her most recent was working as a Co-Organizer of logistics and permits for the Womxn's March on Seattle, Co-Organizer for the TAX March Seattle, Peace and Safety Lead for the Immigrants Rights rally, ERA Ratification Coalition, International Women's Day and many more.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK4 -
Description: Demonstrators carrying signs and flags with peace-symbols, Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Disarm for peace."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK5 -
Description: Demonstrator wearing a hat covered in political buttons, Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on buttons reads: "NO-GMO [Genetically Modified Organisms]"; "Seek justice, not vengeance"; "Single Payer - Blue Ribbon Health Care plan"; "War on the world? Not in our name"; "Bread not bombs."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK6 -
Description: Demonstrator holding a sign of a black and white peace-symbol, Occidental Park, Seattle, WashingtonDates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK7
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Description: Protesters holding signs of peace-symbols and signs reading "Give peace a chance", Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "Give peace a chance"; "Compassion leads to peace."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK8 -
Description: Sign reading "No silence until no violence", Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "No silence until no violence."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK9 -
Description: Tae Phoenix singing before the crowd at Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Tae Phoenix is a local Seattle musician and activist.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK10 -
Description: Sign reading "Hey GOP Reps - Country over Party - Do your job!!", Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Hey GOP Reps - Country over Party - Do your job!!."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK11 -
Description: Sign reading "White silence = violence", Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "White silence = violence."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK12 -
Description: Sign reading "De-escalate Washington - Sign I-940", Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "De-escalate Washington - Sign I-940 - Building bridges between communities and police."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK13 -
Description: Demonstrator waving peace symbol flag, Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on clothing reads: "Stop wars."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK14 -
Description: Cary Moon and Ali Lee, Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Cary Moon is a Seattle politician who ran for Mayor in 2017. Ali Lee is a local activist and community organizer.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK15 -
Description: Demonstrator's red hat with political buttons, Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on buttons reads: "Workers deserve respect"; "No human trafficking"; "Seek justice not vengance"; "Single payer - blue ribbon health care plan"; "War on the world? Not in our name."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK16 -
Description: Cary Moon addressing the crowd at Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Cary Moon is a Seattle politician who ran for Mayor in 2017.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK17 -
Description: Sign reading "No racists, sexists, fascists, Trump", Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "No racists, sexists, fascists, Trump."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK18 -
Description: Sign reading "A voice for the Orcas", Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "A voice for the Orcas [sign is in the shape of a whale fin]."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK19 -
Description: Sign reading "If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor", Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor - Desmond Tutu"; "Those who cannot learn from history are destined to repeat it."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK20 -
Description: Women holding sign reading "Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it", Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "Those who cannot learn from history are destined to repeat it. - George Santayana."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK21 -
Description: Member of the Raging Grannies wearing political buttons, Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on clothing reads: "Organize [with an image of Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.]." "Demonstrator is holding a sheet of paper which reads: "Gaggle for Peace (tune: Side by Side) - Oh, we're a gaggle of GranniesUrging you off your fanniesWe're raising our voiceWe want a new choice -LET'S HAVE PEACE!With all the money they're spendingPlus the dollars they're lending,We're all going broke -This isn't a jokeLET'S HAVE PEACE!Whether it's Bin LadenOr Saddam HusseinWar is not the answerBOMBS JUST KILL AND MAIM...."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK22 -
Description: Member of the Raging Grannies wearing a red hat covered in political buttons at Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on buttons read: "I'm already against the next war"; "Organize [with an image of Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.]."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK23 -
Description: Demonstrator wearing a shirt reading "Hate is not our story", Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on clothing reads: "Hate is not our story [with an image of a rainbow American flag]."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK24 -
Description: Sign reading "Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are", Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are - Benjamin Franklin."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK25 -
Description: Demonstrators holding signs and wearing rainbow peace symbols at Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "No silence until no violence."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK26 -
Description: Sign with an image of an explosion and President Donald Trump, Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Sign depicts an explosion, President Donald J. Trump, "WORDS", and a peace symbol.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK27 -
Description: Protester wearing dress listing names of Afro-Americans killed by police in the summer and fall of 2014, Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on clothing reads: "BLACK LIVES MATTER - 10 August 2014 - Mike Brown Jr., Ezell Ford, Dante Parker, Corey Levert Parker, Levon Leroy Love, Arvel Douglas Williams, Rondre Lamar Hornbeak, Veronica Woodard, Briant Paula, Cortez Washington, Darrien Hunt, Ricky Deangelo Hinkle, Charles Smith, Cameron Tillman, Eugene Williams, Oliver Jarrod Gregoire, Latandra Ellington, Lashano Gilberty, Balantine Mbegbu, Iretha Lilly." This is a list of the names of unarmed black people killed by police between August-October 2014.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK28 -
Description: Marchers carrying a banner through Occidental Park, Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "Live, hope, fight, unite"; "Nationwide solidarity march for peace - www.SolidarityForPeace.org."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK29 -
Description: Demonstrators marching with banner reading "Nationwide Solidarity March for Peace", S. Washington St., Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "White silence = violence"; "Nationwide solidarity march for peace - www.SolidarityForPeace.org."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK30 -
Description: Drummers marching down S. Washington St., Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "Hey GOP Reps - Country over Party - Do your job!!"; "Give peace a chance"; "Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it"; "Choose love, peace, kindness, compassion"; "Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are"; "White silence = violence."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK31 -
Description: Drummer marching in front of sign reading "White silence = violence", S. Washington St., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "White silence = violence."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK32 -
Description: Three drummers leading the march down S. Washington St., Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "Hey GOP Reps - Country over Party - Do your job!!"; "Give peace a chance"; "Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it"; "Choose love, peace, kindness, compassion"; "Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are"; "White silence = violence."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK33 -
Description: Sign reading "Give peace a chance", S. Washington St., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Give peace a chance."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK34 -
Description: Signs reading "Choose love, peace, kindness, compassion" and "Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are", S. Washington St., Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "Choose love, peace, kindness, compassion" and "Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are - Benjamin Franklin."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK35 -
Description: Rainbow striped sign reading "Peace, love, balance, unity, respect", S. Washington St., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Peace, love, balance, unity, respect."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK36 -
Description: Demonstrators with signs reading "Unity" and "Love, hope, fight, unite" marching on S. Washington St., Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "Unity"; "Give peace a chance"; "Love, hope, fight, unite"; "Peace, love, balance, unity, respect"; "White silence = violence"; "Nationwide Solidarity March for Peace - www.SolidarityForPeace.org."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK37 -
Description: Demonstrator holding rainbow striped sign reading "Peace, love, balance, unity, respect", S. Washington St., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Peace, love, balance, unity, respect."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK38 -
Description: Demonstrator holding sign with a rainbow peace symbol, S. Washington St., Seattle, WashingtonDates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK39
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Description: Woman holding sign reading "We belong - we are worthy - we were born this way", S. Washington St., Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "We belong - we are worthy - we were born this way"; "Silence [does not equal] peace."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK40 -
Description: Protester carrying a sign with a peace symbol marching up 4th Ave. S., Seattle, WashingtonDates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK41
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Description: Sign reading "Loving in the time of hate is a revolutionary act", 4th Ave. S., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Loving in the time of hate is a revolutionary act."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK42 -
Description: Sign reading "Love Thy Neighbor", 4th Ave. S., Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "De-escalate Washington - Sign I-940"; "#LoveThyNeighbor (No exceptions) Friends Committee on National Legislation"; "Peace, love, balance, unity."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK43 -
Description: Member of the Raging Grannies holding sign reading "Disarm for peace", 4th Ave. S., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Disarm for peace."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK44 -
Description: Protesters gathered outside of Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Silence [does not equal] peace."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK45 -
Description: Protesters gathered with signs outside of Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "Love in the time of hate is a revolutionary act"; "We are in this together"; "Give peace a chance"; "[Image of explosion, image of President Donald Trump, peace symbol] WORDS"; "Silence [does not equal] peace." Text on clothing reads: "You may say I'm a dreamer, But I'm not the only one, I hope some day you'll join us, And the world will be as one."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK46 -
Description: Tae Phoenix performing in front of Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "Disarm for peace"; "A voice for the Orcas"; "Compassion leads to peace"; "No silence until no violence"; "[Picture of an explosion, picture of President Donald Trump] WORDS [peace symbol]"; "Love, hope, fight, unite"; "Give peace a chance." Text on clothing reads: "You may say I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one. I hope someday you'll join us and the world will live as one."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK47 -
Description: Protester wearing a quilted jacket with the flags of Middle Eastern nations on it, Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on clothing reads: "NO WAR." The jacket also has writing in arabic and hebrew, as well as flags of Pakistan, Yemen, Jordan, Afghanistan, Syria, Kuridstan, and ISrael.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK48 -
Description: Sign reading "Be the change you wish to see in the world", Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Be the change you wish to see in the world."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK49 -
Description: Speaker addressing the crowd outside of Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, WashingtonDates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK50
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Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK51
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Description: Demonstrators waving blue flags with peace symbols on them, Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, WashingtonDates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK52
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Description: Sign reading "Compassion brings understanding", Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Compassion brings understanding."
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Description: Sign reading "Jingoistic cheeto makes Seattle undertake protest", Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Jingoistic cheeto makes Seattle undertake protest." The acronym JCMSUP "Jesus Christ Made Seattle Under Protest" is used by locals to remember the order of the main streets from South to North: Jefferson, James, Cherry, Columbia, Marion, Madison, Spring, Seneca, University, Union, Pike, Pine.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK54 -
Description: Three members of the Raging Grannies in front of Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Disarm for peace." Text on clothing reads: "Another Raging Granny standing up to oil"; "Coal costs us: our money, our health, our lands, our future."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK55 -
Description: Raging Granny member holding sign reading "Disarm for peace", Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Disarm for peace." Text on clothing reads: "Racism hurts everyone"; "Raise the minimum wage! 15 NOW."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK56 -
Description: Sign reading "De-escalate Washington - Sign I-940", Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "De-escalate Washington - Sign I-940 - Require violence de-escalation training, Require police first aid at the scene, Require independent investigations of police force."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK57 -
Description: Signs reading "No silence until no violence" and "Unity", Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "No silence until no violence"; "Unity."
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK58 -
Description: Tae Phoenix addressing the crowd at Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Tae Phoenix is a Seattle activist and performer.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK59 -
Description: Tae Phoenix leading demonstrators in taking a knee while singing the national anthem, Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on signs read: "Unity." Text on clothing reads: "I'm already against the next war." Near the end of the march, local musician Tae Phoenix requested that marchers get down on one knee and join her in singing the national anthem. This symbolic gesture was done in solidarity with professional athletes, led by football player Colin Kaepernick, in taking a knee during the national anthem to protest the treatment of minorities.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK60 -
Description: Demonstrators taking a knee while singing the national anthem, Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on clothing reads: "Stop wars"; "I'm already against the next war." Near the end of the march, local musician Tae Phoenix requested that marchers get down on one knee and join her in singing the national anthem. This symbolic gesture was done in solidarity with professional athletes, led by football player Colin Kaepernick, in taking a knee during the national anthem to protest the treatment of minorities.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK61 -
Description: Demonstrators taking a knee while singing the national anthem, Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Near the end of the march, local musician Tae Phoenix requested that marchers get down on one knee and join her in singing the national anthem. This symbolic gesture was done in solidarity with professional athletes, led by football player Colin Kaepernick, in taking a knee during the national anthem to protest the treatment of minorities.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK62 -
Description: Demonstrators taking a knee while singing the national anthem, Seattle City Hall, 4th Ave., Seattle, Washington
Text on sign reads: "Unity." Near the end of the march, local musician Tae Phoenix requested that marchers get down on one knee and join her in singing the national anthem. This symbolic gesture was done in solidarity with professional athletes, led by football player Colin Kaepernick, in taking a knee during the national anthem to protest the treatment of minorities.
Dates: October 14, 2017Container: Electronic file Online, Item KinseyK63
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Subject Terms
- Demonstrations--Washington (State)--Seattle--Photographs
- Peace movements--Washington (State)--Seattle--Photographs
- Photograph collections--Washington (State)--Seattle
- Visual Materials Collections (University of Washington)
Corporate Names
- University of Washington. Libraries--Catalogs
Other Creators
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Personal Names
- Kinsey, Kristin (photographer)
