PRO-DEMOCRACY RALLY
LOUISVILLE, KY November 18, 2000

PRO-DEMOCRACY RALLY
LOUISVILLE, KY November 11, 2000

Court House 1:00 PM

6th Street and Broadway


Better Right Than Fast - Fight Til The End

His Sign Says: "Remember the Little Voices"

There was a gathering today in Louisville of citizens concerned with fair democracy in America. About 20 Kentucky citizen's met at 1 pm on the steps of the city courthouse and discussed the situation facing our country and the problems with a fair and representational vote in the presidential election. One person drove down from Lexington. A young woman from Liberia spoke (eloquently) in her native language about the importance of fair democracy. Annoucements for the meeting were faxed to the various local TV stations and newspapers, but none responded. We marched up 6th street - chanting "This is what democracy looks like" - to the front doors of the Courier-Journal newspaper, but the doors were locked. So we stood at the corner of 6th and broadway - several passing cars honked their horns in support. One driver flipped us the bird. I talked to a man waiting for the bus - we discussed global economics - he expressed his full support for our gathering, and predicted an economic civil war if Bush becomes president. Another gathering has been set up for the same location next Saturday on November 18th.