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A Good Friday for protest

Stations of the cross walk turns into a social justice plea
ZACH BRIEN
April 24, 2014
ZACH BRIEN/Staff Photographer
A woman kneels with a sign around her neck to bring attention to the treatment of homeless individuals at the Way of the Cross/Way of Justice Procession on Friday, April 18 in the Central Business District. Many people attending the procession used the event to raise awareness about problems they saw in their communities.

A man speaks at an open microphone about social justice issues on Friday, April 18 in the Central Business Disrict. The procession began in front of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church and ended at Woldenberg Park, commemorating each of the 14 Stations of the Cross at stops during the walk. Each station is related to a social justice issue, like homelessness or health care. (ZACH BRIEN/Staff Photographer)

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About the Contributor
ZACH BRIEN
ZACH BRIEN, Senior Staff Photographer
Zach is a mass communication senior with a focus in journalism and a minor in New Orleans studies. Previously, he has served as a staff photographer, assistant photo editor, and three semesters as photo editor. This semester he is excited to be the senior staff photographer. When he is not making pictures for the Maroon, he is making pictures for the New Orleans Advocate and Uptown Messenger. His favorite subjects are live music, sports and New Orleans culture. After graduation, he hopes to make pictures for a publication in New Orleans, his hometown.