Dressed in white with dramatic red stains on their crotches, anti-circumcision protestors known as the ‘Bloodstained Men & Their Friends,’ rally in Pittsfield on Saturday — a stop on the group’s 13-day tour, titled the New England Circumcision Crisis Protests. Saturday, July 30, 2022.
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Dressed in white with dramatic red stains on their crotches, anti-circumcision protestors known as the ‘Bloodstained Men & Their Friends,’ rally in Pittsfield on Saturday — a stop on the group’s 13-day tour, titled the New England Circumcision Crisis Protests. Saturday, July 30, 2022.
Dressed in white with dramatic red stains on their crotches, anti-circumcision protestors known as the ‘Bloodstained Men & Their Friends,’ rally in Pittsfield on Saturday — a stop on the group’s 13-day tour, titled the New England Circumcision Crisis Protests. Saturday, July 30, 2022.
Dressed in white with dramatic red stains on their crotches, anti-circumcision protestors known as the ‘Bloodstained Men & Their Friends,’ rally in Pittsfield on Saturday — a stop on the group’s 13-day tour, titled the New England Circumcision Crisis Protests. Saturday, July 30, 2022.
Dressed in white with dramatic red stains on their crotches, anti-circumcision protestors known as the ‘Bloodstained Men & Their Friends,’ rally in Pittsfield on Saturday — a stop on the group’s 13-day tour, titled the New England Circumcision Crisis Protests. Saturday, July 30, 2022.
Dressed in white with dramatic red stains on their crotches, anti-circumcision protestors known as the ‘Bloodstained Men & Their Friends,’ rally in Pittsfield on Saturday — a stop on the group’s 13-day tour, titled the New England Circumcision Crisis Protests. Saturday, July 30, 2022.
Dressed in white with dramatic red stains on their crotches, anti-circumcision protestors known as the ‘Bloodstained Men & Their Friends,’ rally in Pittsfield on Saturday — a stop on the group’s 13-day tour, titled the New England Circumcision Crisis Protests. Saturday, July 30, 2022.
Stephanie Zollshan
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Stephanie Zollshan has been a photojournalist for The Berkshire Eagle since 2011. She is a Boston University graduate whose work has been featured in publications around the world. Stephanie can be reached at szollshan@berkshireeagle.com.
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Six people wearing white outfits with red coloring on their crotch areas carried signs protesting against widely-practiced procedure of circumcision on infants Saturday morning in Pittsfield.
