Unidentified pProtester Thierry Wernaers in Raleigh, North Carolina, in photo by an unnamed photographer:
Protester Thierry Warnaers in Raleigh, North Carolina, on Moral Monday, June 11, 2013; photographer unidentified
Love that sign: OMG/GOP/WTF?
Tip of the old scrub brush to Devona Wyant. Thanks to Thierry Warnaers for writing in to identify himself (see comments).
More, but not all:
- Clergy lead Moral Monday protests at NC General Assembly (newsobserver.com)
- Clergy lead Moral Monday demonstration (charlotteobserver.com)
- Congressman Butterfield To Join “Moral Monday” Protests (witn.com)
- Moral Monday takes on clergy focus – a round-up of coverage – Articles (wilmingtonfavs.com)
- Hundreds arrested in protests combating GOP attacks on social programs (tv.msnbc.com)
- “If it begins in NC, so be it” – rally cries and prayers from Raleigh on Moral Monday – Articles (wilmingtonfavs.com)
- More Breaking: 8th Rabbi Joins Statement; N&O Highlights Jewish Clergy (carolinajews.wordpress.com)
- The ‘Moral Monday’ movement in North Carolina (dailykos.com)
- ‘We Are Movement, Not a Moment’: North Carolina Peaceful Uprising Continues (commondreams.org)
- North Carolina’s Republican legislature continues to clash with black activists (thegrio.com)
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Thanks! Happy to be able to put a name to a face.
Do you know who the photographer was?
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That protester is me. Not an “outsider”, but I drove up from Concord, NC. :-)
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This is SO good. Yeah, the photo is appropriate. But the justifiable outrage of clergy and of activists, religious and otherwise — it is just so good. Goodness is considered a vice by the disciples and acolytes of Ayn Rand. And sadly, nearly all of the Republican Party has embraced the Gospel of that morally bereft harpy.
Thanks for shining a light, Ed. And thanks to Devona for keeping us so well-informed about her home state.
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