There is some irony in these two photos. The U.S. Constitution spelled out in Article 1, Section 2, immediately in the second paragraph, that non-free persons were to be counted as 3/5ths of a free person for the purposes of taxation. The sentence was modified after the Civil War with Amendment 14.
The photo on the right was taken on the Mall from 7th St NW facing East toward the Capitol. This is always where the bulk of protesters congregate. The most generous mainstream media estimate of the number of people present was 70,000.
The photo on the left was from the same spot looking West. In this photo a public estimate placed the number of people attending at 850,000. If you know the geography or you look at a map, you will conclude that the photo on the right can have upwards of 2/3rd the number of people in the photo on the left.
Thus we would have the people in the photo on the right, based on the media data from the photo on the left estimated at over 560,000. Conversely, basing the photo on the left from the media data on the right we have 93,000 people.
The photo on the right is a group, mostly white, protesting higher taxes, the Obamacare plan and bigger government: Sept. 13, 2009. The group was organized on a few weeks notice with no money by talk radio and the Internet.
The group on the left are the Million (Black) Man March organized by Louis Farrakhan on Oct. 16, 1995 with millions of non-profit dollars and six months in the organizing. Farrakhan publicly hates whites and within the category white, particularly hates Jews.
The Constitution counted blacks at 3/5ths of whites. The modern mainstream media have whites counted at 1/8th of the value of blacks. Considerable progress for black Americans in 200 years.
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P.S. Based on the comments below, my estimate is right. Blacks count 8 times more than whites in today's legacy media. The conservative march was twice as big as the black man march which was a disaster promptly covered up by Congress passing laws prohibiting future accurate crowd measurements.