The Bubble represents a nuanced form of protest, blending elements of activism with an engaging recreational experience. Despite its touristy allure, access to the Bubble is exclusively granted through the donation of food or other essential items. Upon relocation to different locales, the Bubble facilitates the transfer of contributions and donated goods to benefit the host community in Harlem. Integral to this process is the active involvement of local communities, who play a pivotal role in determining donation priorities and needs. While affluent individuals and tourists retain the opportunity to visit, adherence to the donation criteria outlined by the receiving community is requisite for entry. The unveiling of the museum/game/bubble is contingent upon the fulfillment of the donation list and the satisfaction of community needs, underscoring a commitment to equitable and community-driven engagement.
