1.   At a recent practice session in a park, uniformed men were training young children to march as one.

2.   But the Orangemen are used to having their way in Northern Ireland and see the objections raised to their marches as evidence that their way of life is threatened.

3.   Catholics see the marches as triumphalist, and the British government largely agrees with the Catholics.

4.   Catholics, who are a minority here, regard the marches as the equivalent of a Ku Klux Klan march through a black neighborhood in America.

5.   Charismatic and controversial, Rev. Williams led hundreds of marches as a street-savvy lieutenant in the civil rights movement headed by King.

6.   Chester Darling, a lawyer for the organizers, described staging the protest march as an unfortunate step necessary to have a parade of any kind this year.

7.   Farrakhan and other Nation of Islam officials promoted the march as an endorsement of Farrakhan as the new leading voice for black Americans.

8.   His father also showed him the value of the march as a tool, and Bryant said the tool still worked.

9.   Many black gay men supported the march as an important show of unity and solidarity among black men.

10.   Many viewed the march as a much needed opportunity for self-reflection.