A horizontal color photograph shows a portion of a building entrance with several protest posters taped to its surfaces. The most prominent poster is a white, rectangular sign taped to a vertical concrete pillar on the right side of the frame. It features hand-painted or stenciled black text that reads: "AUGUSTA 6 PROTEST THE MASSACRE WED. NOON KENT ... S.E. ASIA SPROUL." To the left of this pillar, large glass windows and doors are visible, partially obscured by dark wooden plywood boards. Several other posters and flyers—including one which is purple—are attached to the plywood panels. The background through the glass reveals an interior with warm-toned lighting and hanging light fixtures.
