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Originally Posted by Tellera 
I'd like to come on Sunday for the march. I don't have a t-shirt or a sign. Is that going to be odd? Are there any handouts I should print and copy? Is that allowed during the march? I guess I'm just wondering what to do to prepare/bring with me.
And I may be alone and I'm an introvert and have a hard time with first encounters so I might have a hard time approaching folks at first. 
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It will not be odd. You don't need a T-shirt or a sign, but if you have one that you want to wear or bring that's great. David Wilson has lots of banners for people to carry in the march if they don't have their own. For example:
THE FORESKIN IN NOT A BIRTH DEFECT
CIRCUMCISION
IS UNNECESSARY
AND HARMFUL
CIRCUMCISION
VIOLATES
HUMAN RIGHTS
WHOSE PENIS?
WHOSE BODY?
WHOSE RIGHTS?
Some of the banners are big (4 ft x10 ft) and need two or three people to carry them in the march.
We will have handouts, but if you want to bring something else that's okay.
In my opinion the best thing to give people are the 3x5 cards. We will have a supply of cards for people to distribute.
Intactivists are a friendly group of people. They will be delighted to meet you. Please don't be shy in introducing yourself.
You don't need to talk to the public unless you feel comfortable with it. You can just listen to other intactivists as they talk with people.
If you don't want to talk with people but want to communicate a message, you can carry one of the placards.
This year we have four handheld placards. One has a picture of a baby with a surprised look that says "You wanna cut off WHAT?" The tourists always take lots of photos of that placard.
I am looking forward to meeting everyone.
Jeff Brown
posting from Maryland
