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Watch the entire thing, especially the last part where the women in the protest speak up. There were hundreds of them.
I had a much longer video of this, complete with interviews, but unfortunately the YouTube size limit forced me to cut it off.
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Try something else other than YouTube. Maybe http://blip.tv/ will do, I’m not sure!
I tried Google Video, but it takes ages for it to be verified. MediaMax is good, but it only plays the video in one format, so for now YouTube remains ideal, I just need to make the videos shorter and host them separately.
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