This protest was in 2018, a year ago. Since then 36,383 people have been shot to death, most as suicide. This is personal. I lost two cousins to gun suicide.
On the March For Our Lives Saturday my mind was filled with memories of protests long ago, when I was at school. At that time gun violence in Southeast Asia was on everyone's mind. The gun violence now is in our schools, and hospitals, and public buildings, and music festivals, and grocery stores, and our living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, attics, and garages.
We don't know when to quit, or how. We are killing ourselves and everything else we can lay our hands on.
Death is around us and closing in fast. This is our doing.
Let’s stop doing it.
Long Hair, March For Our Lives, People's Park Tacoma 2018,
Today's Coolphoto 09/17/2019
Archival Pigment:: Edition 15 :: Size 11x9:: Signed :: $250.
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