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Sounds good to me. ~~ Ron
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<div class="">On Jun 25, 2016, at 7:47 PM, Stuart Levy via Peace <<a href="mailto:peace@lists.chambana.net" class="">peace@lists.chambana.net</a>> wrote:</div>
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<div bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000" class="">Thinking about July 4th Parade time again. We'll be sending in AWARE's application today or tomorrow.<br class="">
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Karen Medina had an idea which I think is just brilliant, taking off on the generic parade theme of "Celebrating America":<br class="">
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How about Celebrating America's History of Protest?<br class="">
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We can go for anti-war anti-imperial protests (need a Eugene V Debs poster!), anti-slavery protests (some of our old signs might fit, like Elijah Lovejoy of Alton, IL), for protests throughout labor history (collective bargaining, a 40-hour week, minimum wage...)!,
for the Civil Rights movement protests, for the great veterans' protest after WWI... - there are lots of directions and we can choose whatever we most like.<br class="">
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Anyone mind adopting this (broad) theme? Barring objections I'd like to say this is what we'll do.<br class="">
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