A Lens on the Democratic Convention, Day 3: Neoliberals vs. Progressives

On the convention floor, star-spangled glitz. Outside, on the streets, flag burning and revolt. (Michael Nigro)

Marijuana activists marching a 51-foot joint through the streets of Philadelphia.(Michael Nigro)

Incessant anti-Clinton chanting, as hundreds marched from Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park to the guarded gates of the Wells Fargo Center. (Michael Nigro)

Truthdig columnist Chris Hedges and Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein at the Socialist Convergence in downtown Philadelphia. (Michael Nigro)

Sharpied up on the subway. (Michael Nigro)

Activist leftovers from the night before. (Michael Nigro)

Anonymous photography. (Michael Nigro)

The Philadelphia police have taken, by and large, a stand-back, laissez faire attitude with protesters. (Michael Nigro)

A small contingent of Donald Trump supporters made a quick march through the protesters, engaged in tepid shouting matches, then promptly left. Clinton supporters are nonexistent on the streets. (Michael Nigro)

A protester waits for another action to begin. (Michael Nigro)

“What do you do when you come to a flag burning and no one cares?” asks performance artist and activist Vermin Supreme. (Michael Nigro)

Two messages for Clinton outside the Wells Fargo Center. (Michael Nigro)