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To all of you who have asked “Whatever happened to Code Pink?” please, please read the answer in Victoria Grostick’s extremely accurate and informative explanation in the April 19 edition of
New Times.
Yes, Code Pink is on hiatus, but we still have lots of reasons—current wars and greed—to march and organize right here in San Luis Obispo for peace and justice. So, come on Women for Peace, let’s tell our leaders, loud and clear, we want peace not war!
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