ADDITIONAL NOTES:
The demonstrations were New York City's biggest in decades, and the most emphatic at any national political convention since Democrats and demonstrators turned against each other in fury over Vietnam in Chicago in 1968. But the first day was overwhelmingly peaceful, and the demonstrators doused a good bit of Mr. Bush's intended message with television images of dissent. -- upstaging before the show, nytimes.com.
more photos at the nytimes (slideshow), 114th.net, /clr, the art of smiling, callalillie, cityrags (links), /kdunk and meccapixel... plus, a few via gothamist: citying part 1 and part 2, nyc art collective, joes nyc, 0x99, angryfinger, estren, whatisee.org (index), jesse chan-norris, flickr and kottke.
plus, don't miss yesterday's protest photos and links on this site.
some protest maps by day here in nyc, and if you think you can believe tv news or if you already know you're not getting the real info and want to be really pissed off about it, watch outfoxed, and then come out wednesday sept 1 to protest fox news' complete lack of journalistic integrity.














:: newsgrist.typepad.com/underbelly/2004/08/
nyc_rnc_protest.html
:: metroplus
:: chryde.typepad.com/journaliste/2004/08/
diy_coverage_a_.html
:: gothamist.com day 1 photoblogger roundup
:: haacked: when nerds protest the RNC