Attending rallies is not the only way to express your opposition to the U.S. war against Iraq. United for Peace and Justice is encouraging people who want to say no to war on a daily basis to wear a common symbol that will express our anti-war sentiment: black and yellow armbands.
In our workplaces, at home, at school, and on the streets, our armbands will make clear that hundreds of thousands of Americans oppose the policy of our government and the consequences it will have for people around the world.
Moveon.org is encouraging people to show their ongoing commitment to peace by putting a light in your window. It could be a Christmas string [Lots of people never take down their Christmas lights. Does that make them peaceniks, or just lazy?] or candle, a light bulb, or a lantern. It’s an easy way to keep the light of reason and hope burning, and to let others know that they are not alone. source
Black and yellow armbands? Like bumblebees? Steeler fans? What the heck.
If not Steeler fans,,, perhaps they're fans of the Iowa Hawkeyes.