For what it’s worth, I live in NYC and, during the Before Times, would pass by Trump Tower on 5th Ave with regularity.
I distinctly remember having to stop at the SE corner of 57th and 5th standing right beside Eric Trump who was carrying a green NakedJuice, & I tried to contain
I distinctly remember having to stop at the SE corner of 57th and 5th standing right beside Eric Trump who was carrying a green NakedJuice, & I tried to contain
https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1281181304088739840
...my disgust that he was part of the First Family of our country. He was in a tan suit. It was awful to stand near him.
It’s been awful to walk past that building since late 2016, & the police presence and road blocks around it have been such a metaphor for the utter disruption
It’s been awful to walk past that building since late 2016, & the police presence and road blocks around it have been such a metaphor for the utter disruption
...of all our lives, “disruption” being the least of it. “Destruction” describes it better.
I have walked past a hulking Sean Hannity, a block over from Trump Tower, on 6th Ave, on his way to Fox News, yelling on his mobile, wearing mirrored sunglasses & uncontrolled ferocity.
I have walked past a hulking Sean Hannity, a block over from Trump Tower, on 6th Ave, on his way to Fox News, yelling on his mobile, wearing mirrored sunglasses & uncontrolled ferocity.
All of which is to say that the painting of BLACK LIVES MATTER in front of that building, in that part of midtown Manhattan is a glorious thing.
It represents the best of America: not just audacious freedom of speech but words that declare what’s right, true, & inalienable.
It represents the best of America: not just audacious freedom of speech but words that declare what’s right, true, & inalienable.
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