Hawk Protest: Mascots (WhatISee)

Hawk Protest: Mascots

I stopped by the Pale Male Protest today at 927 Fifth Ave. There were about 200 people there at any one time, but people kept coming, staying for a while and then leaving due to the cold. So I'd say many many more people were there throughout the day.

One of the first things to catch the eye were the two red hawk tail mascots running around in traffic.

The two mascots revealed. Marie Winn, author of Red Tails in Love, on the left and Rebekah Creshkoff on the right.

Marie Winn and Rebecca in Red Tail Hawk costume

Rebecca took a break just in time to see Pale Male fly overhead at which point she started clapping her wings together

rebecca looking at Pale Male while taking a break

Posted by whatisee on December 12, 2004 11:04 PM | Permalink

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marie aey:

http://edonart.jrmhost.com/images/st-francis-crys-for-pale-ma.gif

I made this print in protest of Pale Male and Lola's eviction. The title is "St. Francis Weeps for Pale Male". Please use it any way you wish as long as it is in support of Pale Male.

Posted by marie aey | December 13, 2004 7:21 AM

Posted on December 13, 2004 07:21

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