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Seven protesters who shut down the Golden Gate Bridge in April to protest U.S. involvement in Gaza were sentenced Friday to 30 days in jail each, plus six months probation — a stark punishment for making their voices heard despite causing major traffic chaos. Originally part of a 26-person group, only these seven faced conviction after charges were dropped or reduced for most others; one, Sara Canto, took on an additional riot-related charge. The verdict marks a dramatic close to a long legal battle, raising questions about free speech and civil disobedience in America.

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