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People are questioning the L.A. Times' determination that this photo of a Portland protester qualifies for 'iconic' status

If you’ve been on social media today you might have noticed a picture taken in Portland, Oregon has been going around — it’s a photo that the L.A. Times has dubbed “iconic.” What do you think?

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It’s a doozy of an opening sentence:

She emerged as an apparition from clouds of tear gas as federal agents fired pepper balls at angry protesters in the early Saturday darkness.

But as for the photo being called “iconic,” some agreed while others… not so much:

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For others, the lesson is simple:

Remember when all this started with a debate about police brutality?

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