I missed the start of this thread as I was in Cuba on May 1st photographing "La Marcha" or the Workers Day March and festivities at Plaza de Revolucion. I was interviewed by a Russian TV news crew because I was American. I had to tell them that I was only a photographer and not someone making a political statement. I did meet the folks from the Havana School of Creative Photography where I may teach a workshop later this year.
It is hard to convey the thought that there were 200,000 workers in La Marcha with every workers group represented. This is a happy celebration, certainly not a protest.
From their Expressions... I should have YELLED 'May Day, May Day' 😉
though I did ask by Gesturing with my Camera & hand if I could take their Photo...They Nodded and Complied
Well not to start a Fire here and in All do respect Paul 🙂
I firmly Believe it Works BOTH Ways
You should do for YOUR COUNTRY
and
YOUR COUNTRY should do for You
I am Appalled on how we send Our Men & Women into War
and have them return with possibly No Limbs, Physical and Mental Trauma
and Our Government does Very Little for their Heroism
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