Gothamist Reporter Briana Parker has written an account of the rally at City Hall on Wednesday, titled "Our City Needs Saving! Municipal Workers to the Rescue"
Briana, a Hunter HS grad is entering her sophomore year at Smith College.
Story and pics are at
http://gothamist.com/2010/06/17/our_city_needs_saving_municipal_wor.php?
The daughter of an elementary school chapter leader from Brooklyn, Briana also took this photo.
Excellent foreground. That old guy with the hat in the background is grimacing at the cars on Broadway that wouldn't honk. Or he's just constipated.
Written and edited by Norm Scott: EDUCATE! ORGANIZE!! MOBILIZE!!! Three pillars of The Resistance – providing information on current ed issues, organizing activities around fighting for public education in NYC and beyond and exposing the motives behind the education deformers. We link up with bands of resisters. Nothing will change unless WE ALL GET INVOLVED IN THE STRUGGLE!
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Friday, June 18, 2010
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Actually, it's not a bad picture of the guy in the background. What I don't like in that shot was all the empty space between the people. If folks can't get themselves out to a rally, they're not feeling the message. I certainly wasn't.
ReplyDelete"Save Our City" — someone said that sounded like a prayer. How about: "If corporations are people, put 'm in jail. If electeds are accomplices, they go to."
And, as cute as little children are, I'm always against using them as tools. Giving a kid some words to speak at a political microphone is no different than manning a full-size puppet. At least what the ventriloquist does is art.
I appreciate it very much, at least I know from it someone is reading the contents I have here.
ReplyDeletefirst of all thanx for this interestiing article.
ReplyDeleteand to cute as little children are, I'm always against using them as tools. Giving a kid some words to speak at a political microphone is no different than manning a full-size puppet. At least what the ventriloquist does is art.