Hundreds of people gathered on Friday morning in a push to end domestic and sexual violence as part of Vera House's 23rd Annual White Ribbon Campaign.
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The march began in Clinton Square and went to the Marriott Syracuse Downtown.
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Students from H. W. Smith Middle School hold up a sign at the march. They are part of a group that call themselves the MOST Club, or Men of Strength.
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A group of women linking arm in arm smile for a photo during Friday's march.
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Despite freezing weather, dozens of supporters hit the streets of downtown Syracuse on Friday morning.
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Demonstrators hold multiple signs advocating against domestic violence.
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Marchers hold a sign "No Excuse for Abuse," calling for an end to domestic and sexual violence.
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Friday's walk promoted awareness and support for White Ribbon Campaign.
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A demonstrator holds a sign during the march on Friday morning.
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Demonstrators endure the cold weather as they marched with Vera House, which provides shelter, advocacy and counseling services to victims of abuse.
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Those who participated included a group of students from H. W. Smith Middle School that call themselves the MOST Club, or Men of Strength.
Codie Yan | Staff PhotographerPublished on March 3, 2017 at 10:49 pm