After witnessing the police assault on protesters at the Port gate, Karin Craft displayed this message, which became a defining slogan of the port protests. She later testified to City officials about what she saw that day, Nov. 10. (Photo by Jim Mayfield)

On Nov. 13 counter-protesters – or haters, as they became known to the demonstrators – made their largest appearance at the Port. They tried to disrupt the women's blockade and hurled racist, sexist, and homophobic insults at protesters. One male hater exposed his genitals to the group of arrested women. Pictured here, they struggle but ultimately fail to make the peace sign. (Photo by Jim Mayfield)

An Army Stryker vehicle, fresh from Iraq, speeds through Capitol Way, and avoids the demonstrators. Nov. 13. (Photo by Jim Mayfield)

Clea Partridge and others picketing outside Ralph's Thriftway. (Photo by Jim Mayfield)