Eight years after the poster of red-white-blue "hope" Barack Obama is well known in the United States now appears similar colored posters ahead of the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump.

Posters that describe various times this multiethnic American citizens in the campaign "We the people". "We the people" are traditionally means ' everyone '; ' all of us ', "said Jessica Sabogal, a mural painter, descendant of Colombia-Americans involved in this poster campaign.

"It was a unifying sentences so the cornerstone of America stand up," he said, as reported by the newspaper USA Today, Monday (16/1). posters ahead of inauguration Trump USA Today Sabogal is joined by Shepard Fairey, the artist behind the Obama poster 2008 along the Foundation of the combined amplifiers, activists and artists.

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Posters are made they will be deployed in the capital city of Washington, d. c. as day inauguration January 20, Trump later. Posters that display a boy whom blacks, American women wearing hijab, Native American women brandishing fists.

The campaign manager of Ali Amplifier Foundation Geiser said the campaign "We the people" not intend to protest the inauguration Trump but only promote unity amid an atmosphere of competition groups in America.

Trump during his campaign are known to often controversial statements, including issuing wanted to build border wall make immigrants Mexico, forbidding Muslims to the United States, and so on.