From this January 20, 2017 article in the Washington Post:
Shepard Fairey’s stenciled red, blue and beige poster of President Obama with the word “Hope” beneath it became an iconic image of the president’s 2009 inauguration and presidency, plastered on people’s shirts and walls across the country. This inauguration, Fairey’s signature designs are back with a similar message of hope.Read the rest, and see the other two 2017 posters HERE.
Ahead of the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, Fairey launched the “We the People Campaign,” which he says focuses on the groups that Trump disparaged in his campaign and that may feel threatened by the incoming administration. The campaign includes three posters by Fairey of an African American, Latino and Muslim woman. Artists Jessica Sabogal and Ernesto Yerena also contributed art to the campaign.
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The foundation is making the art free to the public, distributing the posters at Metro stations the day of the inauguration and providing them online to download. The campaign purchased a full-page ad in The Washington Post on Friday, so people can use the ad as their poster the day of inauguration. (Here is where the art will be distributed in Washington on Inauguration Day.)...
Let's see how many of Fairey's posters appear today in demonstrations scheduled all across America.
5 comments:
So a sign of submission to geopolitical Islam?
Nope. Never. Absolutely not.
Perhaps the artist needs to look at the POTUS twitter feed:
anuary 20th 2017, will be remembered as the day the people became the rulers of this nation again.
11,151 replies 55,148 retweets 179,772 likes
We, the American People, are the rulers of this great nation. Muhammad does not govern in the hearts of Americans.
Thanks to academia and the Enemedia, people are totally ignorant of the hijab as a sign of submission to geopolitical Islam.
And these Islamophiles will not do any research for themselves.
Damn.
Parents in Southern Indiana are upset by a middle school worksheet’s portrayal of “Sharia law,” which they say casts the Islamic code in a positive light while ignoring human rights violations and the oppression of women.
“The way that the worksheet is left would be like describing how effective Hitler was at nationalizing Germany and creating patriotism but leaving out that he slaughtered 6 million Jews,” said Dean Hohl, one of several parents who spoke out against the assignment at a recent New Albany-Floyd County school board meeting. SNIP
The worksheet, assigned to seventh-graders at Highland Hills Middle School, presents a passage written by a fictional 20-year-old Saudi woman named Ahlima, who feels “very fortunate” to live under Sharia law in Saudi Arabia. She writes about how she will soon become a man’s second wife and explains her modest dress: “I understand that some foreigners see our dress as a way of keeping women from being equal, but … I find Western women’s clothing to be horribly immodest.” SNIP
https://creepingsharia.wordpress.com/2017/01/20/indiana-middle-school-worksheet-touting-joys-of-sharia-law-irks-parents/
I wonder if this dumbshit realizes that depicting a hijab as an American flag is blasphemous is in the eyes of orthodox Muslims.
Anonymous @ Saturday, January 21, 2017 6:59:00 pm,
They don't have a clue!
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