A sticker sits near a crosswalk. Like most of the graffiti surrounding the area, the language is only English, though the message still communicates a level of class-unity. Pieces of graffiti in the area only protest wealth, and not specific struggles of being part of a certain group outside of that, whether that be immigrants or not. Ironically enough, the protest stickers echo the same way the restaurants do, as a place that is disconnected with anything resembling an immigrant population in any regard.
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5411
United States
Washington
Window of my favorite restaurant, Teaism.
72227
United States
Fort Worth
Spanish beer sign (Bud Light) “Unite for Mexico) - no other signs in Spanish and no other beer signs in English .
Spanish as vice
7459
United States
Arlington
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11811
United States
Tucson
A street-side sign for a Hispanic fast food restaurant. Alejandro M
112931
United States
Long Beach
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113187
United States
Saranac Lake
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1572
United States
Austin
at&t Hotel
3364
United States
Kailua-Kona
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5412
United States
Washington
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6692
United States
Chrisman
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72228
United States
Fort Worth
Spanish language beer sign for Miller Light. “ Your passion makes us better “ - one Spanish language sign nearby, for the city bus system .
Spanish as vice
7460
United States
Arlington
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11812
United States
Tucson
Taken of a street sign from a small suburb outside of University of Arizona in Tuscon. -Jacob B.
15652
United States
Tucson
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112932
United States
Long Beach
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113188
United States
Saranac Lake
contains braille
1573
United States
Austin
university lawn
6693
United States
Chrisman
official state road sign
72229
United States
Fort Worth
Spanish language sign for city bus system “marvelous knitters ride the bus"
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