Reply #59: This article from today's Chicago Tribune references the labor movement:

[EFerrari]

Anti-war, in your face--that's Code Pink
Mostly female group colors the Capitol

By Gabrielle Russon | Washington Bureau
September 13, 2007


WASHINGTON - It's early morning and the Capitol Hill neighborhood awakens to suit-wearers on their way to work and children swinging backpacks over their shoulders.

But Samantha Miller, a 22-year-old Los Angeles native, is busy contemplating the best way to sneak balloons into the Cannon House Office Building for an anti-war protest. She stuffs a pink balloon in her shirt, adds a couple of oven mitts, and -- voila -- the fake pregnant look.

"If I saw you in passing, I wouldn't think a thing about it," Deb Marshall, a retired house painter from Deer Isle, Maine, says reassuringly.


http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/chi-code_pinksep13,1,4702866.story?track=rss