May Day Protest and Street Art: This is What Democracy Looks Like in 2012, 1980 and 1886
On May 1, 2012, at the intersection of Des Plaines and Madison Streets in Chicago, 3,000 protestors of all stripes – undocumented immigrants and allies, labor unions, Occupiers, peace activists, socialists, anti-nuclear energy, anarchists, gay rights activists – knelt and fell silent. Continue reading “May Day Protest and Street Art: This is What Democracy Looks Like in 2012, 1980 and 1886”
