Shepard Fairey, Ernesto Yerena, and Jessica Sabogal create protest posters for Trump inauguration

A full-page advertisement in The Washington Post features protest posters by Shepard Fairey, Ernesto Yerena, and Jessica Sabogal on Donald Trump's inauguration day. The Amplifier Foundation purchased the ad space as part of its 'We The People' campaign, which promotes solidarity with ethnic and gender minorities. Funding for the initiative came from a Kickstarter campaign that raised $1.3 million, far exceeding its $60,000 goal. Fairey noted the posters are sized at 12-by-22 inches, allowing them to be removed from the newspaper and displayed. According to The Los Angeles Times, remaining funds will support new posters highlighting groups marginalized by the incoming administration. The posters are available for download online. This effort builds on Fairey's legacy, including his iconic 2008 Obama 'HOPE' poster. The campaign aims to amplify voices often sidelined in political discourse.