That’s what New York City says. A 6-year-old, first grader placed her art on the front steps of her home and her parents received a ticket with a possible $300 fine if it wasn’t removed. Natalie explained that it wasn’t graffiti - “It was art, very nice art.” A heavy rain erased her work with no further consequences. [see Crimes & Punishment “What if I damage someone else’s property?” for a serious discussion of tagging and property damage].
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A blue chalk flower on your front step - graffiti??
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