A Look At The Bushwick Protest Against Displacement This Past Friday

A Look At The Bushwick Protest Against Displacement This Past Friday

Angely Mercado

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Local anti-gentrification art collective, Mi Casa No Es Su Casa, protested Bushwick’s rezoning this past Friday with art. 

The collective set up a “people’s pad” that was then projected onto the side of a building on the corner of Wyckoff Avenue and Stanhope Street.

There were messages about displacement, rezoning and gentrification illuminated on the side of a building in both English and Spanish:





The collective also announced a rezoning town hall at MayDay Space in Bushwick. Residents who attend will be able to discuss how they feel the rezoning will personally affect them and the neighborhood: 



Cover photo courtesy of Mi Casa No Es Su Casa

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