Yesterday’s #journalism class assignment: Go cover the #RedSox victory parade live via social media

Class ended at 9:30. Victory parade started a few block away at 11.

Red Sox fan Carrie Casello talks about why she came to the #RedSoxParade today: pic.twitter.com/9rfxizA7DB

— Simone Migliori (@migliori_simone) October 31, 2018

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Crowds descending @fenwaypark. Intermittent sing-alongs to “Sweet Caroline” included.

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How loud will the MVP chants be for @mookiebetts today? pic.twitter.com/oc8QoXMpLb

— Eli (@Eli_Wont_Lie) October 31, 2018

People of all ages are gathering early for the Red Sox Parade. pic.twitter.com/L8BajdOkGt

— Karissa Perry (@karissalperry) October 31, 2018

Fans sing “Sweet Caroline” as they wait for the Duck Boats to disembark from Fenway. pic.twitter.com/nINwukoLH1

— Alex Schley (@alex_schley) October 31, 2018

Today the city of Boston celebrated the Red Sox World Series Victory with a parade. pic.twitter.com/snkP8OdYZO

— Adelyn Davidson (@addiedavidson_) October 31, 2018

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Peddlers are handing out programs for the Red Sox World Serious Victory Parade.

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Mookie Betts takes a selfie with the crowd (zoom in on his phone). . Sox parade, Spooktober 2018

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