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Tag Archives: democracy
NO KINGS MARCH NYC
Ed and I joined the estimated 4 to 6 million people across the nation protesting MAGA fascism last Saturday. We gathered with the Quakers near Bryant Park. There were so many people joining the march that it took hours before … Continue reading
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Literary Lyricism, Notes in the News, Two-fisted Touristing
Tagged Bryant Park, democracy, Empire State Building, Fifth Avenue, flag, ice, Immigration, MAGA, March, New York City, No King, Patriotism, photography, Protest, Quakers, racism, Republican, resistance, signs, Trump
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THE RESISTANCE GROWS!
Photos from the April 19 March in New York City
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Literary Lyricism, Notes in the News
Tagged 5th Amendment, 5th Avenue, Abrego Garcia, Billionaires, Constitution, Cory Booker, criminal, democracy, Due Process, fascism, felon, Gestapo, ice, Kilmar, Kristi Noem, Madison Avenue, Musk, Nazi, New York City, photography, POTUS, Protest, Putin, resist, Trump
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R E S I S T !
The NYC protest gathered at Bryant Park, then marched down 5th Avenue
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Literary Lyricism, Notes in the News, Uncategorized
Tagged 5th Avenue, Bryant Park, democracy, Elon Musk, Empire State Building, fascist, felon, Hands Off, immigrant, Justice, Liberty, March, Nazi, New York City, penguin, Protest, Putin, tariff, Trump
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DISGUSTED
To the New York Times, I am thoroughly disgusted with the New York Times. It has lost all journalistic integrity with the pile-on of articles and op-eds pushing an agenda to force President Biden to drop out of the race, … Continue reading
Posted in Notes in the News
Tagged 34 felonies, Biden, democracy, Editorial Board, Epstein files, jornalism, New York Times, President, Project 2025, Trumo
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IMPEACHMENT EVE, NYC
A Photo/Video Diary. On the Eve of the Impeachment Vote in the House of Representatives, hundreds of thousands across the country are rallying to demand the Criminal in Chief be impeached and removed. I joined the thousands that rallied in … Continue reading
Political Tweet Storms from Electoral Colleges to Golden Showers to the Russia Sessions – updated 3/20/17.
1/12/17 – @canyonhaus, going viral via Debra Messing since November: “If anything, we are the ignored majority. Not conservatives, who can’t win fair and square.”
Posted in Notes in the News
Tagged Charles Blow, CIA, democracy, Electoral College, Evan McMullin, FBI, George Takei, Golden Showers, ISIS, liberals, Lucas Neff, majority, mandate, Mark Harris, Mexico, Michael Moore, Paul Krugman, popular vote, Putin, Ross A. Lincoln, tariffs, Trump
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FIRST GRADE OPERAS: It’s MAGIC time, times three!
It’s a whole new season of First Grade Operas at the Brooklyn Children’s School. The three first grade classes have all begun the process of creating their own original opera, or musical, with performances set for the end of March. … Continue reading
Posted in The Teaching Artist
Tagged brooklyn, children, Children's School, democracy, first grade, magic, mind control, money, musical, Opera, original, teaching, teaching artist, teleport, theme, thesis sentence, vote
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