Fog City photo montage of antiwar protest
marking fifth anniversary of Iraq war

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Photos by John Han, Jim Herd, Stephen Dorian Miner and Luke Thomas

March 20, 2008

 


Fog City Journal editor Luke Thomas interviews Daniel Ellsberg
during a die-in demonstration at Montgomery and Market streets.


Fog City Journal photojournalist John Han is arrested while doing his job
of covering a die-in demonstation at Montgomery and Market streets.
Photo by Jim Herd, SFCitizen.com, special to Fog City Journal.


Antiwar protestors block the entrance to Chevron’s headquarters on California Street. 


Jeff Goodman of San Francisco is placed under arrest by the SFPD
for blocking the entrance to Chevron’s headquarters on California Street.


Green Party candidate for president Cyntha McKinney


Senator Carole Migden

Luke Thomas

Luke Thomas is a former software developer and computer consultant who proudly hails from London, England. In 2001, Thomas took a yearlong sabbatical to travel and develop a photographic portfolio. Upon his return to the US, Thomas studied photojournalism to pursue a career in journalism. In 2004, Thomas worked for several neighborhood newspapers in San Francisco before accepting a partnership agreement with the SanFranciscoSentinel.com, a news website formerly covering local, state and national politics. In September 2006, Thomas launched FogCityJournal.com. The BBC, CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox News, New York Times, Der Spiegel, San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Magazine, 7x7, San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco Bay Guardian and the San Francisco Weekly, among other publications and news outlets, have published his work. Thomas is a member of the Freelance Unit of the Pacific Media Workers Guild, TNG-CWA Local 39521 and is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists.

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