A Day Of Peace Marches

Anti-war protestor Paul Socolar participates in a demonstration near Independence Mall, Philadelphia, PA. on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007. United for Peace and Justice, the largest anti-war coalition in the U.S., organized 11 massive anti-war rallies in cities across the United States. In an additional 2 dozen cities, smaller anti-war actions also took place.

Seattle

Paul Maresh, left, and Pam Allee participate in an anti-war and peace march from Judkins Park to Pioneer Square, in Seattle, Wash., part of a nationwide day of rallies calling for support for U.S. troops and a swift end to the war in Iraq.

A Messenger Of Peace

A crowd monitor slows down a protester dressed as Jesus Christ carrying a peace symbol/cross during a march protesting the Iraq war, Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007 in San Francisco.

Die-In

A crowd protesting the Iraq War marched from San Francisco's Civic Center to Dolores Park, pausing a few minutes to lie down on Market Street for a "die-in", symbolizing the war dead, Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007 in San Francisco.

The Fallen

John Fenton of Little ferry, N.J., holds a portrait of his son Matthew, who was killed in Iraq last year, as thousands of people participate in a demonstration against the war in Iraq as part of a national day of protest Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007 in New York.