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Protest Champions Rights on International Women’s Day

Cooper Archer, Photographer
March 10, 2025
A protest about LGBTQ+ ,women’s and political rights. happened on International Women’s Day Saturday, March 8 at Mill Creek Park, near the Plaza in downtown Kansas City.
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Cooper Archer
Cooper Archer
Cooper Archer is a junior in the DIT pathway who has been involved with Cambia and N2 Sports for the past two years, where he’s enjoyed  working as a photographer.