On March 8, also known as International Women’s Day, President Donald Trump tweeted a message pledging his “tremendous respect for women and the many roles they serve.”Halt Action Group (HALT), an artist-run organization whose members include painter Marilyn Minter, curator Alison Gingeras, and graffiti artist KATSU, was not about to let this glib comment go unchecked. The activists created a poster to remind U.S. citizens just how much Trump respects women, and KATSU, an artist, vandal and hacker, plastered them across various New York City walls. On their website, the group also invited individuals to download and print their own copies and follow suit. The sign features Trump’s infamous and repulsive comments about sexually assaulting women, recorded on a live mic during a 2005 filming of “Access Hollywood.”

Source: Huffington Post March 10, 2017 21:00 UTC