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Home » Stand against Sit/Lie

Stand against Sit/Lie

By Doug Minkler (Posted Oct 18, 2010)

Commentary

Stand against Sit/Lie


Doug Minkler is a poster maker in the San Francisco Bay Area.  Minkler’s Web site is <www.dminkler.com>.  For more information about the Sit/Lie ordinance in San Francisco, visit <www.cohsf.org>; <sidewalksareforpeople.org>; <www.standagainstsitlie.org>.




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