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Home » Occupied Washington DC

Occupied Washington DC

By Stephanie Westbrook (Posted Apr 02, 2010)

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A photo essay on the military presence in our nation’s capital. . . .


Stephanie Westbrook is a US citizen who has been living in Rome, Italy since 1991.  She is active in the peace and social justice movements in Italy and traveled to Gaza in June 2009.  She can be reached at .




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