Iraq Protest
I spent Sunday afternoon marching with United for Peace & Justice. While I try to keep this blog apolitical, it's disheartening to think we are celebrating the fourth anniversary of a war that almost no one wants. In one of my rare Brooklyn black-eye moments, I overheard some Cobble Hill folk discussing how pointless peaceful marching was and how it's just a democratic sham. Ah ... I do love the privileged.
Anyway, my three favorite march moments were the marching band we shadowed the whole way because they were so fun (does anyone know the green-outfitted band is?), the ladies with the artfully placed silver batons, and the policeman who was using his megaphone to encourage us to keep marching for peace until the end.




I was visiting my mom in PA or I would have been out for this...
I was in DC a couple months ago w/ 500K other people in front of the capital.
:)
the ladies in the second picture are the missile dick chicks. they're fantastic. http://www.missiledickchicks.net/
Thanks for coming out! I missed the police officer congratulating everyone on for marching peacefully and standing up for what we believe in, but I had heard about it from other folks. So weird ... :)
Folks can post/see photos and video from NYC and other 4th anniversary events here: http://www.youtube.com/group/4thanniversary
http://www.flickr.com/groups/4thanniversaryiraq/