Lueck, Thomas. "Graffiti Back in Subways, Indelibly This Time." New York Times 25 04 2006, n. pag. Web. 6 Mar. 2014. The article addresses the rise of a new graffiti movement which involves the subway trains once again in the history of New York City. However, this time the writers use etching acid to write on trains which costs a lot more money to be removed meanwhile it cannot be removed completely. Some reports state that etching acid is harmful to passengers and can burn the skin if it is not dry. Mayor Bloomberg passed a law which banned the sale of etching acid and other graffiti instruments to anyone under the age of 21. Moreover, high school and college student supported by a fashion designer, Marc Ecko, are filing a lawsuit in federal court to challenge the ban. The lawyer representing these students in Daniel Perez.
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