These NYC Subway Post-Its Against Trump Are Everything

Donald Trump's electoral college victory has triggered a wave of partisan rancor and self-doubt among American liberals. Nowhere has the effect been felt more than New York City, which has played host to some of the largest protests against the President-elect.

Though most of the feeling has been negative toward Trump or the people that elected him, but the 14th Street subway station offers a more positive message. The messages are part of a project called Subway Therapy, Matthew Chavez's brainchild.

Chavez, who goes by Levee, sits in the Union Square station with a card table full of self-stick notes and a pen. He offers a chair to sit and talk with him and wall to leave a message behind. Here, take a look.

Something amazing is happening underground in NYC, @subwaytherapy: one man, two chairs and lots of Post-It notes giving us a chance to share our thoughts and love and fears in one place. This is Levee. His certificate calls him an honorary phB {professional human being} and his chair is open for you to talk and the wall is there for you to share whatever is on your mind. It's amazing how one person with an idea can inspire so many #nyc #subwaytherapy #risingtidesociety

A photo posted by Sarah Polite (@nycfoodiefinder) on Nov 12, 2016 at 4:24pm PST

The messages are of rage, hope, and calls for unity in the face of what many feel is a disastrous result for America.

If you live in NYC, in the 6th Avenue/14th Street subway terminal, there is a "therapist" who is giving out post-it notes so you can vent. pic.twitter.com/JnvfghvzIs

— casey 🚮 (@caseyyy_x33) November 11, 2016

NYC is filled with the most creative passionate outspoken people I've ever met, and I love living amongst such diversity and talent. This random display of community and free speech really made my night. 👊🏻👊🏼👊🏽👊🏾👊🏿

A photo posted by Walter Frye (@walterfrye) on Nov 10, 2016 at 6:37pm PST

Therapy post it wall in NYC Subway last night. pic.twitter.com/1nEGWw5uog

— A M B (@bonomoam) November 10, 2016

'Subway Therapy' - people leave their thoughts about the election on Post-it notes in NYC subway station https://t.co/niG8vLHkw0 via @ABC7NY pic.twitter.com/Nx9zbBEgz6

— Michiko Kakutani (@michikokakutani) November 10, 2016

Subway Post It Therapy in NYC #streetlevelmiracles pic.twitter.com/T2TWEgOj75

— SubwayTokenFilms (@SubwayTokenFlms) November 10, 2016

Check out a New York Times video about the project below.

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