A group of protestors is gathered outdoors in what appears to be a city setting during the daytime. Several individuals are holding protest signs and banners, advocating for "Tax the Rich" and questioning Governor Kathy Hochul's stance. A prominent red banner in the foreground displays "HOCHUL - TAX THE RICH" with a black and white portrait of a person resembling Frederick Douglass. Other protestors hold smaller green signs that also state "HOCHUL TAX THE RICH." A large yellow banner, partially visible in the background, reads "TAX THE RICH" and "MAKE NEW YORK WORK FOR EVERYONE." To the far left, another red banner reads "TAX THE RICH, STOP THE CUTS." On the right side of the frame, a man is speaking into a megaphone, addressing the crowd. Next to him, a person holds a large cardboard cutout of Kathy Hochul's head, accompanied by a sign that asks "HOCHUL WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?" The protestors appear engaged, and a chant of "Kathy Hochul, which side are you on?" is audible. The background features modern buildings, and a sign for "EPICERIE BOULUD" is visible on one of the buildings, suggesting a New York City location. The weather appears clear and mild.