Graffiti from Mission Street, San Francisco in honor of Mohamed Bouazizi, whose self-immolation kicked off the Tunisian Revolution, inspired the Tahrir Square demonstrations, and the Arab Spring:
Mohamed Bouazizi Graffitti, Mission St., San Francisco
OWS San Francisco demonstration, California Street, January 20, 2012 (inspired by the Tahrir Square demonstrations of January 25, 2011, and after in Egypt):
Occupy Wall Street in turn put pressure on the Obama administration to get tougher with, well, Wall Street. So he announced in his State of the Union Address that he was establishing a financial crimes unit and would make sure the big banks would get no more massive taxpayer bailouts.
Thank you, Mohamed Bouazizi.
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Juan, from the street sign attached to the building, I’m guessing that’s Capp or Cypress Street at Mission.
I’ll check it out in person and get the actual address for you.
Looking forward to checking it out. Thanks for posting.
It’s Clarion Alley (where the black square is):
link to maps.google.com
Those couldn’t be bullet holes in the sign–could they??