The Polity: Union Square, 9.11.02
About a year ago, I was schlepped here to Union Square by my brother, who'd heard that there was "something" going on. I was afraid that it was some hippie thing that I would find irritating, but it was such an extraordinary time that it was just what I needed-uncensored New Yorkers venting and trying to figure out what the hell was going on. So, I returned. 9.11.02
Girl, to other girl (or women)
Upon entering the park, I see these big canvases being displayed, rust colored, unevenly painted, it turned out, with blood. Some kind of protest, supposed to represent, oh, I don't know, human blood. Very subtle.
Big group, laughter
Guy wearing T-Shirt that says "no more blood." (the shirt is handmade-he should get together with the blood art folks.) A short man elbows me in the breast repeatedly, asking about the "black people/white people" debate going on over there.
Middle-aged guy
I run into an old friend, he's on the way to the gym. I tell him about my plans for the future. He's off to the gym.
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