The Tennessean says here that more groups are applying for specialty license plates. Should the pro-immigrant cause have a license plate? If so, what should it say? Provide your feedback in the comments.Below are some options I attempted to put in an online poll, but the poll software didn't work:
- "Welcome" (in English)
- "Welcome" (in English and other languages)
- "Immigrant Roots"
- "If You're Here, You're a Neighbor"
- "Southern Hospitality"
- "I Was a Stranger, and You Welcomed Me"
- "Welcome the Immigrant You Once Were"
- "Xenophobia is Unfair" (inspired by this story)
- A condensed version of one of these ads
- I would buy a pro-immigrant plate no matter what it said.
I like "Welcome" in English and other languages. The only thing is, there might not be enough room for all of the languages that might need to be included, unless the tag was designed to where the text was in the background with the tag info on top...now that might be an option.
ReplyDelete#2 is "I was a Stranger, and You Welcomed Me"
#3 is "Welcome the Immigrant You Once Were"
Great idea.