A pair of weathered stickers cling to a rusted street pole along a cobblestone street in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. One features a political caricature with the word “GENOCIDE,” while the other, a minimalist face design, sits just below. Cars and pedestrians move through the narrow street lined with traditional whitewashed buildings, tiled roofs, and small local shops. The scene reflects how political expression and street art intermingle in everyday urban spaces, even in tourist-heavy coastal towns.

A T-shirt vendor at the Republican National Convention. Pointing to what he says is his best selling shirt, one of after Trump was shot.

T-shirts being sold at the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.

A t-shirt in the grass at the 2024 Republican National Convention. It reads No Genocide Joe No Fascist Trump. The whole damn system's got to go! Shirt from The Revolutionary Communist Party.

A Trump supporter sits beside a handmade sign reading “Biden Betrayed America & Israel” near the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. The display of both U.S. and Israeli symbols highlights how foreign policy, particularly regarding the Middle East, became a flashpoint during the 2024 campaign. Outside the convention perimeter, a mix of demonstrators and counter-protesters expressed strong ideological divides over the party’s direction and international stances.

Protesters gathered at the Minnesota State Capitol asking for Governor Walz or President Biden to stop construction on the nearing completion Enbridge Line 3 pipeline in Minnesota.