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Tax Day Resistance photos

About 50 persons joined the April 15 protest against nuclear weapon-making in Kansas City.
Stings of protesters ask Honeywell, operator of the National Nuclear Security Administration building in KC, MO, know they want Honeywell to stop escalating nuclear war ... and the protesters are upholding the law.--Photos by Jim Hannah

Enjoy these pictures from the April 15th Tax Day Resistance at the nuclear weapons plant, the Kansas City National Security Campus. Photographer Jim Hannah is a retired Community of Christ minister and a 5-time line-crosser at NSC.

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