Three identical political posters are affixed to a light-colored vertical surface, possibly a bulletin board, within an interior space in Roubaix, France

Three identical political posters are affixed to a light-colored vertical surface, possibly a bulletin board, within an interior space in Roubaix, France. The posters, primarily red, black, and green with white text, promote the "FSE" (Fédération Syndicale Étudiante) and advocate against discrimination, selection processes, and "genocidal partnerships." Each poster features a graphic of a hand holding a sign stating "JE VOTE FSE 4,5,6 NOVEMBRE" and explicitly declares the FSE list's platform as "FOR A UNIVERSITY OPEN TO ALL, FEMINIST, ANTIFASCIST, AND ANTI-IMPERIALIST." Supporting organizations include the "Collectif de Luttes Solidaires Roubaix," and contact information for FSE.Lille, including an email and phone number, is visible. Above the posters, a horizontal window pane reveals an exterior building characterized by a modern, grey, grid-like facade under a blue sky. Direct sunlight illuminates the upper section of the posters and the window frame. A segment of a wheel is partially visible at the bottom of the frame.