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A diverse group of people, including men and women of various ages, are seated in an auditorium, with many raising their hands in what appears to be a vote or to ask a question during an Anchorage Assembly meeting. Police officers stand in the background, and a historic American flag hangs on the wall.

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Anchorage Assembly Meeting: Citizens Participate

A diverse group of people, including men and women of various ages, are seated in an auditorium, with many raising their hands in what appears to be a vote or to ask a question during an Anchorage Assembly meeting. Police officers stand in the background, and a historic American flag hangs on the wall.

Anchorage Assembly Meeting, September 30, 2021

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