Saturday, April 21. U.S. Mexico Border FTAA Protest. This young Chicano

stood with a group of friends who were all wearing bandanas and masks.

Affinity groups formed all over Larsen Field where the rally started, in

preparation for a march to the border. There were large numbers of Chicano

and Mexicano people involved in the march and rally, with many Mexicano

Activists on the Mexican side of the border holding their own anti-FTAA

protests. My photo of the young man shows him wearing a Blue Triangle. This

icon was the Nazi identification for someone who was considered "stateless"

or an "undesirable refugee." Such people were forced by the Nazis to wear

the patch in the same way that Jews had to wear the Yellow Star.

For more images and artworks dedicated to social change, visit the Art

Activist Web site, ART FOR A CHANGE, located at the following URL;

www.art-for-a-change.com