They call him ‘Start Loving’
I’ve seen this man protesting outside the Sudanese Embassy, just up the street here on Massachusetts Ave. Apparently, his name is “Start Loving”: Win McNamee/Getty Images News An anti-war protester who identified himself as Start Loving takes part in a demonstration titled ‘March of the Dead’ near Arlington Cemetery’s Women’s Memorial, March 19, 2008, in ...
I've seen this man protesting outside the Sudanese Embassy, just up the street here on Massachusetts Ave. Apparently, his name is "Start Loving":
I’ve seen this man protesting outside the Sudanese Embassy, just up the street here on Massachusetts Ave. Apparently, his name is “Start Loving”:
An anti-war protester who identified himself as Start Loving takes part in a demonstration titled ‘March of the Dead’ near Arlington Cemetery’s Women’s Memorial, March 19, 2008, in Arlington, Virginia.
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