At the beginning of the march, police estimated the crowd at about 4,000, but it reached critical mass at Pioneer Courthouse Square by mid-day. The square -- which holds about 10,000 people -- was elbow-to-elbow full with people spilling out onto surrounding streets.
It was a day for the angry masses in Portland: Even the city's iconic capitalist symbol got roped into the populist act. Pioneer Courthouse Square's Umbrella Man in his bronze business suit sported a peace symbol, a "We are the 99 percent" sign attached to his outstretched hand and a mask from "V for Vendetta" revolutionary fame.
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