Is the best way to "teach" or "parent" a 4 year old to drag them against their will to a political event that is well beyond their level of cognition? Young children learn from what they see in relation to those closest to them, by example rather than by theory. If they see their parents treat each other and others with respect, decency, fairness and kindness, they will be well positioned to understand theories of equity, equality, fairness etc at a later age.

So young James sees his father mocking Leah (and who knows what Leah does in return). How many marches will it take to wipe out the regular image of a man degrading his wife. Leah sees her mother "tongue-lashing" a lowly bank teller. Nasty. Rather than her mother giving a wane smile to the teller and later explaining to a young Leah about different people and why they might believe something different.

All in all, nasty households full of nasty people. The signs and marches won't change the real lessons being learned