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Thursday, August 26, 2010 – Regarding Oppression

Jerry Rubin, the most famous member of the Chicago Seven, lived out here in Echo Park and ran a legal and civil rights office on the southwest corner of Echo Park Avenue and Sunset Boulevard for much of the seventies and eighties. He moved on, but his spirit didn't. This is a tiny nearby alley, off Sunset Boulevard between Mohawk and Alvarado, filled with Shepard Fairey stuff. It's all about oppression.

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