A group of approximately 20-30 people are gathered outdoors on what appears to be an urban street, engaging in a protest or rally. The setting features a modern building with a dark facade and large windows, with the words "EPICERIE BOULUD" visible above the entrance. The protestors are holding various signs and banners. A large yellow banner at the back reads "TAX THE RICH" in prominent red letters. To its left, a red banner is partially visible, displaying "HOCHUL - RICH." Several individuals hold smaller signs, some repeating "TAX THE RICH" and others asking "HOCHUL WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?". One woman in a yellow beanie, who seems to be speaking or leading, holds a blue sign that reads "OUR TIME FOR AN AFFORDABLE NYC." A large cardboard cutout of a woman's head (likely Kathy Hochul, given the signs) is held up behind the main group. The crowd appears animated, with some individuals cheering or raising their hands. The overall mood suggests determination and passion regarding their message. The event takes place during the daytime, under what looks like an overcast sky.