Let Freedom Honk!
Dublin Core
Title
Let Freedom Honk!
Subject
Pacifists
Women political activists--Michigan--Detroit
Protest and social movements
First amendment cases
Freedom of speech
Assembly, Right of
American Civil Liberties Union
Raging Grannies
Michael Moore
Women political activists--Michigan--Detroit
Protest and social movements
First amendment cases
Freedom of speech
Assembly, Right of
American Civil Liberties Union
Raging Grannies
Michael Moore
Description
2 pages printed from website MichaelMoore.com. Page 1 is entitled, "LET FREEDOM HONK!" It is a blog post written by Nancy (McGuire) Goedert about the Ferndale police arresting and ticketing protesters for signs instructing motorists to honk, and Ferndale City Council meeting she and the Raging Grannies attended to protest the policy.
Above the text, there is a black and white image of Goedert, wearing a white dress, large-brimmed hat with flowers, and a portable oxygen tank. She stands beside a Ferndale police officer in a hat. He is smirking as he confiscates her sign, which reads, "POLICE SAY DON'T HONK for PEACE, FREEDOM." There is a man in a white shirt and baseball cap, obscured by the sign. They appear to be standing at an intersection.
On page 2, there is another image from the same event; the police officer now has the sign. He is saying something to Goedert, who is holding a small American flag. The article is entitled "Honk for peace/freedom sign disturbs the peace" and the text summarizes the issues from the first page.
Above the text, there is a black and white image of Goedert, wearing a white dress, large-brimmed hat with flowers, and a portable oxygen tank. She stands beside a Ferndale police officer in a hat. He is smirking as he confiscates her sign, which reads, "POLICE SAY DON'T HONK for PEACE, FREEDOM." There is a man in a white shirt and baseball cap, obscured by the sign. They appear to be standing at an intersection.
On page 2, there is another image from the same event; the police officer now has the sign. He is saying something to Goedert, who is holding a small American flag. The article is entitled "Honk for peace/freedom sign disturbs the peace" and the text summarizes the issues from the first page.
Creator
Michael Moore, Nancy Goedert
Source
MichaelMoore.com (hyperlink no longer active)
Publisher
Michael Moore
Date
7/20/2006
Rights
Rights over this item are held by MichaelMoore.com
Format
2 pages, 8.5 x 11 in. each ; typed ; black and white ; 2 black and white photographs
Language
English
Type
Text
Still image
Still image
Identifier
RG0019
Coverage
Ferndale (inhabited place) (World, North and Central America, United States, Michigan, Oakland county) [2051905]
Collection
Citation
Michael Moore, Nancy Goedert, “Let Freedom Honk!,” Wayne State University - School of Information Sciences, accessed April 27, 2024, https://waynestateu.omeka.net/items/show/59.