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representation of a Godzilla-like good urban monster, originally drawn by Alfred Twu in response to "Monster in the Mission" motif used by Mission activists to oppose project at 16th & Mission. |
representation of a Godzilla-like good urban monster, originally drawn by Alfred Twu in response to "Monster in the Mission" motif used by Mission activists to oppose project at 16th & Mission. |
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The earliest attested use was reference to a "monster of development" in Mission. |
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Tweet from Plaza 16 Coalition, May 16, 2014 |
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https://twitter.com/PlazaSixteen/status/467425836652822528?s=20 |
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graphic from 2015: |
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[[File:Plaza-16-No-Monster-in-the-Mission1.png|thumb|left|500px|Plaza 16 Coalition image, March 2015]] |
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poster from 2016: |
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[[File:Plaza-16-Coalition-2016-poster.jpg|thumb|left|500px|Plaza 16 Coalition image, March 2015]] |
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[[File:Rufo-New-Left-Urbanists.jpg|thumb|left|500px|Plaza 16 Coalition image, March 2015]] |
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[[File:New-Left-Urbanist-illustration-Chad-Crowe.png|thumb|left|500px|illustration for WSJ "New Left Urbanists" article by Chad Crowe]] |
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Revision as of 04:11, 27 August 2019
representation of a Godzilla-like good urban monster, originally drawn by Alfred Twu in response to "Monster in the Mission" motif used by Mission activists to oppose project at 16th & Mission.
The earliest attested use was reference to a "monster of development" in Mission. Tweet from Plaza 16 Coalition, May 16, 2014 https://twitter.com/PlazaSixteen/status/467425836652822528?s=20
graphic from 2015:
poster from 2016:
