EXPOSITORY TEXT 2_ Graffiti is Always Vandalism

John Lindsay, a former New York mayor, took action against Graffiti in the early 1970s.

The main argument of the article is that Graffiti is a positive and necessary part of urban culture.

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles allows its premises to be covered in Graffiti.

Graffiti is described as a crime rather than a form of artistic expression in the article

The author suggests that people would not want Graffiti on their own property but may appreciate it on someone else’s.

According to the article, Graffiti is always considered vandalism because it is done without permission.

The article states that the aesthetic appeal of Graffiti is more important than the fact that it is illegal.

1. The article argues that Graffiti is a form of art that should always be celebrated.

The article supports the idea that Graffiti should be legalized and encouraged in all public spaces.

The article mentions that Graffiti signals a breakdown in social control and law enforcement.