Here's an excellent example of MEDIA MANIPULATION that promotes contributed "selfies" when there's more Inequality than ever before -- the city wants residents to supply them with some digital photos and 30-second videos!
MARTIN LUTHER KING WOULD STILL BE MAKING ANGRY SPEECHES if he could
Mesa remembers MLK with virtual parade
"While Mesa is not hosting an in-person parade and festival due to the pandemic, the City will honor and celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a virtual parade. The event is on MLK Day, Monday, Jan. 18, and Mesa is asking the community to participate!
The City is partnering with the Mesa MLK Celebrating Committee to create the Mesa Digital Photo Parade. There are three ways to get involved:
Past parade participants are being asked to solicit a photo.
You can visit www.mesaaz.gov/mlkparade and take a picture with an online selfie card by answering the question "How am I/we living the dream?"
You can record a video of 30 seconds or less of you and/or your group answering the question "How am I/we living the dream." Entries must be submitted by Tuesday, Jan. 12 at 11:59 p.m.
Entries will be compiled on the website and social media outlets and will be available for viewing on Jan. 18. We will continue the recognition in Mesa during the month of February through a social media campaign highlighting Black History Month and ways for the community to be engaged. . .
The City is partnering with the Mesa MLK Celebrating Committee to create the Mesa Digital Photo Parade. There are three ways to get involved:
Past parade participants are being asked to solicit a photo.
You can visit www.mesaaz.gov/mlkparade and take a picture with an online selfie card by answering the question "How am I/we living the dream?"
You can record a video of 30 seconds or less of you and/or your group answering the question "How am I/we living the dream." Entries must be submitted by Tuesday, Jan. 12 at 11:59 p.m.
Entries will be compiled on the website and social media outlets and will be available for viewing on Jan. 18. We will continue the recognition in Mesa during the month of February through a social media campaign highlighting Black History Month and ways for the community to be engaged. . .
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