A daytime protest is taking place on a city street, featuring a group of approximately a dozen individuals. In the center, a man in a denim jacket and a red t-shirt shouts into a blue and white megaphone, seemingly leading a chant. He holds a large cardboard cutout of a woman's face, likely Governor Kathy Hochul, beside the megaphone. Several protesters hold signs and banners. A yellow banner in the background reads "TAX THE RICH" with the word "FUND" partially visible below it. A red banner to the left is partially visible, showing "HOCHUL-RICH." Two individuals, including the one holding the Hochul cutout, display white signs with black text that state, "HOCHUL WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?". The protestors are casually dressed, and one individual wears a hijab and a face mask. The background features a modern building with "EPICERIE BOOLUD" (likely "EPICERIE BOULUD") prominently displayed on its facade, indicating an urban setting. The overall mood appears energetic and activist, with participants engaged in the demonstration. The weather is overcast, suggesting no harsh sunlight.