"Respect/Empower/Include."
Murals on the boarded up windows of State Street, photographed today, in Madison, Wisconsin.
Madisonians in shorts trudge past a mural of Barack and Michelle Obama that is painted on the boarded-up window of Which Wich Superior Sandwiches:
On the boarded-up window of the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, a drooling troglodyte cop observes what might be a pile of burning doughnuts that give off smoke that reads — like a thought balloon — "Defund the Police":
A longer view of the side of the museum featuring an ironic "Right turn only" sign:
There's the notion that "being a revolutionary" has an element of being fun, loving, and beautiful:
There's the grievance that you can't play your music really loud without people calling the cops:
More Madisonians trudging along, this time past dripping letters that few will read, but I'm seeing "Tell the President/To prepare the bunker/When he flee/Because until we see/Justice you will/Never see peace!"
"Yes, we can!" the old President says, as a waiter sets up an outdoor café table.
Madisonians in shorts trudge past a mural of Barack and Michelle Obama that is painted on the boarded-up window of Which Wich Superior Sandwiches:
On the boarded-up window of the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, a drooling troglodyte cop observes what might be a pile of burning doughnuts that give off smoke that reads — like a thought balloon — "Defund the Police":
A longer view of the side of the museum featuring an ironic "Right turn only" sign:
There's the notion that "being a revolutionary" has an element of being fun, loving, and beautiful:
There's the grievance that you can't play your music really loud without people calling the cops:
More Madisonians trudging along, this time past dripping letters that few will read, but I'm seeing "Tell the President/To prepare the bunker/When he flee/Because until we see/Justice you will/Never see peace!"
"Yes, we can!" the old President says, as a waiter sets up an outdoor café table.
"Of course they despise Washington. Notice the graffiti '1619' on the toppled statue...."
Of course they despise Washington. Notice the graffiti “1619” on the toppled statue. And the burnt flags. The NYT must be proud. They taught these people well. https://t.co/4JTPEv2KMd
— Andrew Sullivan (@sullydish) June 19, 2020
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