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Protesters at the White House, 1922

Updated Jun 26, 2025
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Protesters at the White House, 1922
Young woman (name unknown) picketing outside the White House gates for amnesty for World War I protesters - sign, with portrait of Harding, reads: "This is the president who pleaded to set the law aside for a dog. Long after the law has been repealed he still keeps our fathers in prison for expressing their opinions in time of war"

She ws asking for amnesty for WW1 protesters - courtesy of the Library of Congress.
Date & Place: at White House in Washington DC, Washington DC USA
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