In the months following the 2016 United States presidential election, Connors photographed the paroxysms of public dissent that arose in Washington D.C. and New York City. America entered a period when broad based disobedience reasserted itself as a historic force and upended the terms of public debate. The pictures he made reflect on the emergence of new protest vocabularies and the tensions between strategic nonviolent action and disruptive confrontation.
9.25 x 13" book, 24 pages, 24 plates on Mohawk Superfine, unbound.