Here are some pictures of the rally. I have pictures of each of the speakers, but I generally didn’t catch their names (or recognize them, for that matter), so I’ll skip those. Instead, my goal was to try to capture the size of the crowd.
Here’s the crowd from the back, early in the rally. That’s L.A.’s City Hall in the background.
Here’s another view from a point behind the speaker.
A little later on I was listening to the speakers, and happened to turn around and see that some more people had gathered. This was taken from toward the front of the crowd.
Finally, here’s one I took whilst trying to be artsy; but at the time I didn’t notice all of the other people with cameras in hand.
If you ask your browser to show the images in their own window, they will be bigger.
The View from the Foothills 
Random remark: I can see the pictures while using Firefox. In Internet Explorer, I see a thin horizontal line for each pic – that’s it. Wonder why…
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Fascinating.
My blog template has a limited width; pictures wider than 500 pixels get cropped. However, I don’t want to upload pictures that are only 500 pixels wide. So I upload them at a larger size, and add HTML that rescales them in the browser. I tell it what width I want, and I assume that it will figure out the height itself. Firefox and Safari are capable of it; IE is a little too dumb. (Sigh!)
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