I marched for the right to sue for sexual harassment.
The women marched for the right to vote.
I marched for the right to serve on a jury.
The goals provide the substance of what they will be marching for this Saturday.
In fact, many of the changes that we in the United States will be marching for this Sunday have already begun happening, sometimes on a significant scale, elsewhere.
This vision will rise on April 29 at the People's Climate March, when Americans from coast to coast, in coal country, south Los Angeles, Washington DC, the plains of the Midwest and around the country will march for this better path.
But at this political juncture, when the war budget is half of federal discretionary spending, and when because of the Budget Control Act and the Supercommittee, we have a historic opportunity to cut the war budget -- a much better prospect, at present, than our prospects for raising tax rates on rich people -- I ain't marching for this dogwhistle anymore.
If Environment Minister Hendriks' does announce a stringent, comprehensive limitation on overseas coal financing, in line with the international community, it would be exactly the kind of action that 100,000 environmental, labor, faith, and social justice activists will be marching for this Sunday in New York City at the People's Climate March, and its affiliated events worldwide.
But who is going to march for the crackheads?" This was in 2004, and by way of illustrating his point, he put on a dinner suit, drew up a chair at a small table in the middle of the street, and ate a fox.
Millions of people have rallied and marched for various issues in this first week of the new administration, myself included.
