Never has there been such a September in Paris.
Many observers, including the Americans, worried that such a march would result in extensive bloodshed, so the protesters called it off.
In Asia, such a march of tests for young children was regarded as normal, and not evil or particularly anxiety provoking.
And despite the protests against Black History Month, brazenly placed in the mouth of Silk's African-American sister, the novel shows that Zuckerman's education would indeed have benefited from such a month.
Fact is that there hasn't been such a month, at least one that I could find.
I know that one day, the "Human Trafficking Awareness Month" becomes obsolescent, because human trafficking is eradicated and there is no longer a need for such a month.
A translation of that could be, "Oh shit, Sony has stolen such a march that we're less in its dust, more back in the Devonian".
Doolan has been tweeting about such a march since July, and the fact these tweets have been getting thousands of retweets suggests there's an appetite for a demonstration.
One would think, "My God, if anyone would participate in such a march, it would certainly be Mother Teresa!" But she turned the invitation down and many were confused as to why.
Is it thrilling to lend to such an august institution?
