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Dear Polite Traveler,
After witnessing the Pearl Harbor 75th Commemoration Parade
last year in Honolulu, my expectations about the MLK parade were limited. I figured the parade would arrive late and
disorganized, but still memorable. Was I
surprised? Oh yeah. And, how about the People’s Rally/Women’s
March? Well, that was worth the price of
admission.
Note: Follow CDC guidelines when visiting. Always wear your face mask when in public.
MLK Parade Honors a Remarkable Man with a Remarkable Parade
Marching bands...check.
Unknown persons riding in cars...check.
Typical, right? Some aspects of
this parade simulated most. Nevertheless,
most of the multiple marching bands were animated, each member displaying
emotion not typically found in the “typical” parade. After all, we’re in Hawaii. I never flashed so many “Shaka” signs in my life.
Enough of my opinion.
Check out the video above.
The People’s Rally Honors all People—Hawaiian Style
Not to get political here, as each of us has our own
opinions and beliefs on what our government should be. For this rally, much of it is left-leaning. However, the message was of love. Or should I say, “Aloha?”
Please share your experiences.
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