Using the slogan “bridges not walls,” protestors are draping more than 150 banners on the bridges in their own cities as a statement to the president-elect before he takes office.
The eponymous project , based in the United Kingdom, aims to “push back against the forces of hatred and division,” according to its website, by demonstrating solidarity with immigrants and criticizing Trump’s proposed ban against Muslims immigrating to the United States.
“Bridges Not Walls is a chance to defy the rise of the far right in your own words, while showing common cause with every group that will be on its frontline,” according to the website.
