Quill Meadow

I remember the first time I wore a protest t-shirt that actually said something. It wasn't just a band logo or a funny cartoon. It was a statement about the First Amendment, printed in bold type on a cotton shirt I bought at a small merchandise store run by friends who spent their weekends at rallies. That shirt started conversations with strangers in line at the grocery store, with a cop who asked me what I thought about the Supreme Court, and with my own grandfather who ha