Thousands march for D.C. voting rights

Published April 17, 2007 4:00am ET



D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty on Monday led several thousand people on a fast-paced Emancipation Day march to the U.S. Capitol to demand a vote in Congress.

Flanked by D.C. Council members, Fenty guided the march up Pennsylvania Avenue carrying a banner that read “First freed, then taxed. Still no vote.”

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