The Grass Wall and the Pond

The Grass Wall and the Pond

Guam Times Weekly, volume 1 number 14, May 16 1964, The Grass Wall and the Pond, article, photo, Violet Sweet, Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero, Government of Guam, GovGuam, government, beautification project, beautification, grass-island curb, construction, Marine Drive, Marine A, democracy, monolithic state, dictatorship, Anigua, Route 4, Fourteenth Amendment, due process of law, equal rights, Asia, Pacific, Oceania, Taotao, Department of Public Safety, Division of Roads

An article by Violet Sweet. Sweet writes on Governor Guerrero’s beautification plans across the island, namely the grass-island curb under construction between traffic lanes located in Marine Drive and Marine A, and his and his administrations negligence in disclosing any type of information regarding the specifics of the curb, along with any other beautification projects regarding the island - Violet argues that this behavior is strongly similar to dictatorships and monolithic states, the opposite of what Guam, a place of supposed democracy, is to be

Violet Sweet

Guam Times Weekly

Guam Times Weekly

1964-05

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