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T.I. urges support for anti-Inauguration march in Atlanta

AJC photo: Brant Sanderlin

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

AJC photo: Brant Sanderlin
By Jennifer Brett
Jan 19, 2017

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We're here in Washington, where a number of metro Atlantans, including  Germaine Thomas of Conyers, shown in this video clip, have come to cheer for President Trump tomorrow.

Back home, Atlanta rapper-actor T.I. - shown above in July 2016 at an Atlanta protest decrying police shootings that have happened around the country - is urging support for an anti-Inauguration march.

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"Resist Oppression," he wrote with this post, adding the hashtag #notmypresident

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