I photographed this banner on the last day of the CONvention. The huge, colorful banner was painted and carried through the streets by a Philippine Artist's collective called "PEOPLE'S ARTISTS." On the last day of the protests, the Artists hung the banner on the security fence surrounding the Staples Center. The words on the banner read; "Uphold Immigrants Rights! End All Forms of Discrimination! Unite for Justice and Peace." For more photographs and artworks dedicated to social justice, please visit the ART FOR A CHANGE Web site!

Breton, a writer, is of course right. The revolution is in your mind and until enough people make the leap there's no revolution. Art is more dangerous than bullets. For one thing, the range is greater.

LAPD can't baton, shoot, and gas an idea out of existence.