At age eighty-nine, Harry Belafonte in The New York Times sums up the Trump dystopia in a uniquely imaginative way. And it’s interesting, in a debased American political scene in which art and aesthetics must never be mentioned lest it bring out accusations of “elitism,” this great artist and activist dares to mention the “lifeless, anonymous buildings” that Trump constructs.
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