The project, "Activism," is dedicated to photos showing social justice & peace activists protesting  war, torture, discrimination, police brutality, unjust government polices and various other related issues. It also includes a slideshow of photos reflecting the laudable efforts in Baltimore, after the April, 2015 "Uprising," to bring peace and healing to the community. Plus, there is a video of the State's Attorney for Baltimore City, Marilyn Mosby. She spoke in Baltimore, at a solidarity rally with the "Womens' March on Washington,"  Mosby's topic was "Warrior Women."  My photos were taken mostly around Baltimore City and/or in Washington, D.C.  There are two categories, Social Justice Activism #1 and Social Justice Activism #2, within this major Project.
  • Marilyn Mosby on "Warrior Women"
    On Sat. Jan. 21, 2017, a rally in support of women's rights, and in solidarity with the historic Women's March on Washington, was held on north Charles at 33rd Streets in Baltimore. State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby was one of the speakers. Her topic was "Warrior Women."
  • Iraq War Veterans for Peace at US Capitol
    Iraq War Veterans for Peace at US Capitol
    Three Iraq War Veterans take a stand for Peace in front of the U.S. Capitol
  • I See Dead People!
    "I See Dead People!"
    Sign at a pro-Peace rally on the Mall stating: "I See Dead People!"
  • End the Torture
    End the Torture
    End Torture, Close Gitmo Rally
  • Free Bradley Manning
    Free Bradley Manning
    Rally in support of Bradley (now known as) Chelsea) Manning.
  • Make Peace
    Make Peace
    Real Men Make Peace, a sign at at rally in Lafayette Park.
  • Democracy First
    Democracy First
    Rally by Organized Labor Against the Banksters and demanding Democracy
  • Protesting Trump's Inauguration
    Protesting Trump's Inauguration
    Activists, on Jan. 20, 2017, in Washington, D.C. protesting the Trump's Inauguration.
  • After the Riots: Baltimore City Seeks Peace/Healing/Justice
    This is a slideshow of a few photos from the day after the riots, April 27, 2015, in Baltimore City. It also displays photos of some activists in the city, young and old alike, drawing on their deepest resources and fighting back. To that end, check out the photos of a mostly youth-led rally/march on April 29th. It reminded me of the peace-loving "Flower Children" of the 60s. Then, enter the music-makers! On that same morning, the talented musicians of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra gathered on the steps of the celebrated Meyerhoff Symphony Hall to perform an ad hoc concert for peace, healing and justice. They did so under the baton of their splendid maestro, Marin Alsop. The bottom line of this ongoing battle is this: "Baltimore United Forever!"
  • End the Torture, Now!
    "End the Torture, Now!"
    A demonstration in front fo the White House demanding an end to Torture.
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