Protest art continues to paper the streets of Oaxaca.
It’s there in black and white against walls of texture and color — greeting the morning’s light and disappearing as shadows fall.
Today, the faces of rage, resistance, and anguish are not only looking down from walls, they are seen at eye level in Oaxaca’s zócalo and streets. They’re back… The annual occupation and blockades by Sección 22 of the CNTE (teachers’ union) has begun.
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serious issues so eloquently presented
Thank you, Alana. It’s so complex and divisive…
I always look forward to what you post. Having been to Oaxaca 3 times, I’m ever eager for a return trip.
Thank you for such a kind and encouraging comment. Hope you are able to return soon!