Prosthetic Conscience

This is a view of the South Carolina contingent to the march, carrying and standing behind our banner.

Another view of the SC contingent with our banner. Auntie War is visible.

You can see the whole SC contingent here, as well as some of the people behind us.

This is a scene near the beginning of the march. You can see several South Carolina faces.

Our Green radical cheerleader is cheering. You can see Orange and Yellow in the background.

Okay, so she’s not cheering. But she’s very Orange!

You can see the whale in the background.

Here’s the stage at the rally, before things begin.

Hope, me, and Arnold. I am in my cheerleader outfit, but you can’t see it very well. My hair is very silly.

Matt used to come to Food Not Bombs a lot, but I hadn’t seen him for a while. He didn’t come to the rally on the bus, but on his own.

These (empty) flag-draped coffins were carried in the march. Because of the solemn nature of the march, the reBELLEious radical cheerleaders did not perform our cheers during the march (we hadn’t known about the coffins beforehand).

Michael, Laura, and Hope at the CPRC table. Buy a shirt!

There are a lot of people on the stage. Unfortunately, I didn’t really get to pay attention to many of the speakers, as I was at the CPRC table, or talking to friends I hadn’t seen for a while.

Lori assures me that this is Michael and Hope clowning around with a scarf, and not a pair of detainees.

Allison (red cheerleader), Rob (yellow cheerleader), and someone, talking.

I don’t think they are dirty hippies. They are probably quite clean. This is one of the nicest pictures Lori took this weekend.

The Cuntry Kings perform an anti-war skit to rockin’ music.

Don’t ask, don’t tell.