With a potential big strike across film and television on the horizon, now is a great time to remember the 1941 Disney animators’ strike — and the absolute best-looking picket signs in US labor history. Enjoy. 
So many good ones here:
• “I’d rather be a dog than a scab.”
• “There are no strings on me.”
• “Put a union button on Mickey Mouse.”
• “Happy Valley isn’t happy anymore.”
• “I’ve got a bone to pick with Walt.”
• “I’d rather be a dog than a scab.”
• “There are no strings on me.”
• “Put a union button on Mickey Mouse.”
• “Happy Valley isn’t happy anymore.”
• “I’ve got a bone to pick with Walt.”
Animators even brought a working guillotine to the picket line with a mannequin of Disney attorney Gunther Lessing. (We should do this more often.)
If @IATSE goes on strike, if there’s picket lines, calls for boycotts, anything, y’all know what to do.
In the meantime, follow @IA_Stories on here and Instagram, sign the petition below, and use #IASolidarity to show your support.
Let’s do this. ✊ actionnetwork.org/petitions/tell…
In the meantime, follow @IA_Stories on here and Instagram, sign the petition below, and use #IASolidarity to show your support.
Let’s do this. ✊ actionnetwork.org/petitions/tell…
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