It’s the eleventh Moral Monday.

Maybe they can get a bigger one and hit the Macy’s Day parade next year.
Moral Monday 11 – Screenshot from Amiris Live’s Ustream Feed.
What has the 11th Moral Monday brought? A giant pink uterus that says ‘Vote’ on it. Facepalm.
Hey, speaking of voting, let’s watch ‘Moral Monday: What’s Wrong with the North Carolina Democrats’. Hat Tip to Sister Toldjah.
Yep.
Anyway, back to the eleventh Moral Monday
That’s right, this leftist temper tantrum has been held eleven times now. This one is about women’s health rights. Yay… more women holding signs with wire hangers or a disembodied uterus on them and chanting things that make me embarrassed to be a woman. These women don’t think, they just react. It’s disheartening to watch.
(Related: #S353 Passes 3rd Reading At NCGA)
https://twitter.com/sistertoldjah/statuses/355716915794153472
The Moral Monday crowd is also threatening to hold more, even if the NCGA ends its session. I say go for it. The folks in this state tuned out Barber and his crew weeks ago and articles like the one at the NY Times called ‘The Decline of North Carolina’ doesn’t rouse more to the Moral Monday cause, it reinforces the reason the legislature went Red in the first place. The NY Times piece from start to finish was a giant ball of fail and inaccuracies. Even with the errors aside, it was also just…creepy.
Yeah, that’s pretty much dead on.
CNN is supposed to cover tonight’s protest. They started out tweeting a quote from McCrory — already, this is better than MSNBC’s attempt. I had to laugh seeing CNN finally showing up at week eleven. MSNBC beat them here weeks ago. Of course, MSNBC wasn’t so much interested in covering the protest as a news item as they were promoting it. Journalism! Some deep thoughts from Twitter:
Think about it! #StandWithNCWomen #MoralMondays pic.twitter.com/IYrybO08Wl
— Iesha Nyree (@ieshanyreehappy) July 15, 2013
Uh, yeah think about that for a moment. Your ‘choice’ is whether or not to kill a baby.
“Largest yet.” They say that about just about every Moral Monday, by the way.
Of note, there is now a Moral Mondays Arrestees Facebook group:
GROUP PURPOSE:
If you have been arrested already, post a little info about your experience for future and prospective arrestees. If you have photos of the protests, or videos, please post those, too. Click in others you know who were at the protests. Members of this group (ostensibly) have already gotten aressted for “MARCHING DOWN THE FREEDOM WAY,” and are something like “the choir.” Most of us also belong to related groups where opinions and articles are shared. If you have not been arrested, or if you are deciding whether to participate at all, and how far you may want to go, please DO feel free to ask questions, but read our personal accounts FIRST. No particular rules exist, but manners are welcome, any trolls will be blocked. (so far, none spotted)
Peace
How nice of them to do that, since our tax-paid public servants have cut off public access to these public records. They have lots of photos. And it’s reassuring to see our unbiased media engaged with the arrestees in this Facebook group:

One of the admins, Ainsley Briggs, is an occupier from Occupy Chapel Hill. Another, Bibi Bowman, is a self-proclaimed “Bleeding-Heart Red Commie Liberal Progressive Socialist” according to her Facebook page. Bowman is also some sort of artist. The last admin, Chris Hinton, appears to be a photographer. He covers NAACP events quite a bit and has had his work featured by the Institute for Southern Studies with regard to Moral Monday.
Interesting side note about the Institute for Southern Studies, they employ one Chris Kromm. Kromm is a Moral Mondays attendee and arrestee. Kromm wrote for The Nation, which is tied to NationBuilders. Why is that important? Nationbuilders is one of the host sources behind a little website I spotted called ‘MoralNC.org‘. There is more to the interwoven relationships here, but that will have to wait for my #RecycledActivists article.(Related: Thank and Support Moral Mondays)
** The arrests haven’t really started yet, so check back on this article later.
Arrests Updates 7/16:
@JamesProtzman: I counted 115 arrestees #MoralMonday today. Big crowd. #bluenc
James Protzman is a Democrat who ran for governor. Looks like the consensus is 101 this time. Last week it was 64. Improvement! (Civitas Database link to arrestees here.)
- ABC11 says 101. Funny thing, they ran a headline that also said 1,800 arrested in DWI. So…You’re more likely to get arrested in NC for drunk driving than protesting our legislature? Heh.
- WRAL concurred and reported 101.
- WUNC also has 101.
Crowd Updates 7/16:
@NCStateAFLCIO claimed it was the “biggest crowd yet.” Bigger than the one they estimated at “8,000,” which turned out to be more like 1,500.
I contacted GAP. They told me they estimated the crowd at around 1,200-1,400 at its peak. Poor Rob Schofield. Wrong again.
@WNCN: Here’s a look at the crowd for #MoralMondays on July 15. #ncga #ncpol pic.twitter.com/QgtKK8RmMY
Related Moral Mondays Posts From LL1885:
- #MoralMondays: July 8th Edition
- #MoralMondays: July 1st Edition Updates
- #MoralMondays: July 1st Edition
- #MoralMondays: Take Movement National to “Restore #VRA”
- #MoralMondays: June 24th Edition
- #MoralMonday and @WRAL Get Owned by Civitas
- #MoralMonday: @WRAL In Full CYA Mode For NAACP, Lefties
- #MoralMonday: Transparency Fail by Wake Sheriff, Courts
- #MoralMonday : June 10 Arrests Edition
- @WRAL Beclowns Itself In Debunk Attempt of #MoralMonday Attendance
- #MoralMondays: June 10 Edition
- #MoralMondays: The SEIU Factor
- #MoralMondays: Those who want to be arrested attend a ‘meeting’.
- #MoralMondays: Costing Taxpayers 11k and counting; Bonus – Names of Arrestees
- #MeltdownMonday – June 3rd Edition Arrests
- #MeltdownMonday – June 3rd Edition
- #MeltDownMonday – Wake County Dems Praise Protests
- Democrats Are Melting Down In NC



Pingback: ConMom
LL … do you ever take time to breathe? 🙂 Praying peace is your inner stronghold! cbw
LikeLike
My children are my inner stronghold.
LikeLike