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Tag: Muerte del barrio La Mission

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Our Mission No Evictions: Eviction epidemic threatens art culture

by El Tecolote Staff October 10, 2013October 12, 2013

As Mission District rooftops harnessed the sun’s last rays and the sweltering October day drew to a close, a solemn group of people emerged from the evening shadows bearing a coffin. Lovingly adorned with flowers and a banner that read “La Mission,” the coffin served as an allegory for the loss of a neighborhood.

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