Justice
In Protests, Who Owns the Highways?
Whose streets? Our streets. But more than rush hour is disrupted when people take to the highways.
The typical American highway is no place for a person on foot. It is really not a place at all.
These roads exist entirely outside of the human context, designed for the accommodation of cars and trucks that carry men, women, and children inside at high speed, and yet have their own brutal mechanical needs, wholly incompatible with flesh and blood.