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Protest Slogans Database Chicago Media Action signed on as a co-sponsor of the February 15 antiwar march in Chicago. And as a public service to the antiwar movement in the United States and abroad, here is a collection of protest slogans. Feel free to use these for signs at your next protest. These Colors Don't Run...The World (As seen in Chicago, Feb. 15, 2003) Think Outside The Box (accompanied by drawings of two wooden box coffins) (As seen in Chicago, Feb. 15, 2003) THINK! It's Patriotic (As seen in Washington DC, Jan. 18, 2003) This Ain't No Focus Group (As seen in Chicago, Mar. 21, 2003) This war is brought to you by Haliburton (As seen in Chicago, Mar. 20, 2003) To wage this war is to have lost it (As seen in Chicago, Mar. 16, 2003) Today's Empire, Tomorrow's Ashes (As seen in Chicago, Mar. 20, 2003) Today's war orphan is tomorrow's terrorist. (As seen in an email sent to slogans@chiagomediaaction.org) truth is the first casualty of war (As seen in an email sent to slogans@chiagomediaaction.org) Two wars don't make a peace. (As seen in Aurora, Illinois, USA, March 29, 2003) Go to Page:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37  If you wish to submit suggestions to our database, send e-mail to slogans@chicagomediaaction.org Number of slogans currently in the database: 362