Snubbed Antiwar Activists to Hold Parade
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Antiwar activists will march in their own Memorial Day parade after being excluded from the Mill Valley celebration.
Representatives of the Marin Peace and Justice Coalition applied to participate in the 27th annual parade, but were turned down by organizers because of the group’s political beliefs, said a coalition spokesman.
The group will hold a “march of the excluded” Monday in the downtown plaza.
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