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2023. That’s it.
We thought we’d provide a retrospective of what we tried to cover this past year.
January
Women’s March – Warrensburg, Missouri – January 22, 2023
February
Lucas Kunce (D) – Kansas City, Missouri – February 9, 2023
We all had a visitor:
Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF)
Bishop William Barber.
Bishop William Barber – Warrensburg, Missouri – February 27, 2023 – Epilogue
March
“Trans Liberation Now”
In front of the capitol in Jefferson City.
Protest for Trans Rights – Jefferson City, Missouri – March 29, 2023 – part 3
April
Addressing Bigotry – Warrensburg, Missouri City Council – April 24, 2023 – part 2
May
Addressing Bigotry – Warrensburg, Missouri City Council Meeting – May 8, 2023 – part 5
June
“…no peace”
“This pastor loves you”
“Say gay, Protect trans kids, Read banned books. Teach all history. Show love.”
Warrensburg, Missouri Pride Festival – June 3, 2023
Then, they changed their target.
Trails Regional Library – Board of Trustees – Holden, Missouri – June 21, 2023
Town Hall on Homelessness/Unhoused – Warrensburg, Missouri – June 29, 2023
August
Richard Brown (D) in Warrensburg – August 17, 2023
Mark Alford (r) [2023 file photo].
September
Canon 5D III, 2.8 70-200 mm.
F 11.0, 1/6 sec, ISO 200, 70 mm.
Crystal Quade (D) for Governor – Warrensburg, Missouri – September 22, 2023
Representative Cori Bush (D),
October
Lucas Kunce (D).
Representative Richard Brown (D), Assistant House Minority Leader.
Lucas Kunce (D) – 4th Congressional District Democrats – October 1, 2023
Elad Gross (D) – 4th Congressional District Democrats – October 1, 2023
Richard Brown (D) – 4th Congressional District Democrats – October 1, 2023
December
Dude, you just started a three week vacation
Here’s to 2024. Let’s hope we make it.