West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn: gallery
Times LIVE | 04 September, 2012 13:49
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
A man in costume takes a drink during the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture, though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
A woman poses for a portrait during the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture, though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
A woman clashes with police officers during the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
A man in costume rests against a police barrier during the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture, though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
People dance on the streets during the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture, though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
Police officers temporarily block a portion of the street during the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
A woman in costume dances on the streets during the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture, though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
Spectators watch the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York, September 3, 2012. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture, though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year. REUTERS/Andrew Burton (UNITED STATES - Tags: SOCIETY)
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
People dance on the streets during the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture, though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
People dance on the streets during the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture, though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
A woman in costume attends the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture, though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
A woman dances on the streets during the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture, though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
A man walks on the streets with a flag during the annual West Indian Day parade, in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture, though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
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Photograph by: ANDREW BURTON
Stilt walkers are seen during the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture, though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
A woman poses for a portrait during the annual West Indian Day parade in Brooklyn, New York. The parade celebrates Caribbean culture, though it has been marred by violence in past years, causing a greater police presence this year.
