A day at the anti-lockdown rally
When your only observations of protest marches are from television news reports, it’s easy to think of them as pointless rituals. All that chanting and waving of banners never changed a single television viewer’s opinion. Why do they bother?
The answer to that became blindingly apparent to me as I approached Victoria Park, Sydney, to join the freedom march at noon last Saturday.
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