Beyond Brink and Fighting Back from Bridges and Overpasses around the Country

New York Capital District activists Christine Primomo and Darlene Stott talk about the logistical, artistic and political challenges of fighting MAGA with messages plastered on bridges and overpasses. The Visibility Brigade organizers say non-violent protest works and combat the right-wing talking point that only old white women are out in the streets.The best way to combat an administration you disapprove of is: A. Voting B. marching and demonstrating peacefully C. Civil disobedience and strong push-back D. patience and prayer Have you seen an anti-Trump, pro-Democracy message while traveling under local bridges and overpasses in the past year?Christine Primomo of Coeymans is a self-described feminist, activist, environmentalist and grandmother. She started out as a human resources and management analyst, then in mid-life became a registered nurse. She retired from that profession a decade ago and is now active in a variety of civic organizations in addition to the Albany Visibility Brigade which she co-founded, including the League of Women Voters, Capital Women, and the Clean Air Coalition of Greater Ravena and Coeymans.  Darlene Stott is a co-founder of the Albany Visibility Brigade and a member of numerous other activist groups: We Get Out the Resistance, Bethlehem Indivisible, The League of Women Voters, the Clean Air Coalition, and NY 20/21 Leaders.  She is a retired English teacher and administrator who spent 30 years in the Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk School District.