A group of people are gathered on a city street, participating in what appears to be a protest or demonstration in New York, United States. Several individuals hold signs and banners, advocating for wealth taxation. The central banner is red with white text reading "HOCHUL - TAX THE RICH" and features a black and white portrait of a person. To its left, another red banner states "TAX THE RICH, STOP THE CUTS" in large, bold text. A yellow banner further back also reads "TAX THE RICH." Protesters hold smaller signs with messages like "HOCHUL TAX THE RICH" and "HOCHUL WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?" One person holds a large cardboard cutout of a woman's face, likely referencing Governor Kathy Hochul, next to a sign asking "HOCHUL WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?" A man on the right side of the frame is speaking into a megaphone. The group is audibly chanting, with the phrase "which side are you on?" clearly heard. The street features modern buildings in the background, with "EPICERIE BOULUD" visible on one facade. The weather appears to be overcast. The overall mood is one of active demonstration and advocacy for economic policy changes.