Australian climate strikers’ signs send government a bleakly humorous Texta message
Three-year-old Matilda at the climate strike in Sydney with a Wiggles sign. Photograph: supplied/First Dog on the Moon
From classic “roses are red” poems to quips such as “I’ve seen smarter cabinets in Ikea,” the hundreds of thousands of people who turned out across the country got creative.
More photos:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/sep/20/signs-of-the-times-the-best-climate-strike-placards
Laughing in the face of looming apocalypse, Friday’s climate strike brought out the best in dark Australian humour.
While many signs were deadly serious, teens are nothing if not witty and they came armed with memes and pop culture references.
While many signs were deadly serious, teens are nothing if not witty and they came armed with memes and pop culture references.
From classic “roses are red” poems to quips such as “I’ve seen smarter cabinets in Ikea,” the hundreds of thousands of people who turned out across the country got creative.
More photos:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/sep/20/signs-of-the-times-the-best-climate-strike-placards
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