HOLIDAY SCHMOLIDAY: Meg Gold does not find April Fool's Day amusing. From: Santa Fe Reporter | Date: April 9, 2002| Author: Anonymous | Copyright Santa Fe Reporter Apr 9, 2002. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Meg Gold does not find April Fool's Day amusing. In fact, she finds it so unamusing that she holds a one-woman protest every April 1. This year, we found the 30-year-old mother and actress with one of her daughters on the Plaza, her cheeks painted with glitter, handing out miniature picket signs on popsicle sticks emblazoned with slogans such as "Express Your Humanity/Stop the Insanity," and "HIV Thrives on Lies." We decided to try to get to the bottom of Gold's ongoing battle with this seemi...

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