Can you see the dragon head in the Chinese character?

flickr photo by Hilary Leung

Stencil street art, propagated by Outsider_Industries_Progenitor via flickr.

We recently discovered this photo by journalist, writer and self-described “amateur foto fiend” Troy (Mene) Tekel on Flickr and just had to share it with the Free Pamphlet Publishing community.

“Yes I was there. I witnessed it all. It was well worth it all.”

UUSC’s JustWorks programming includes a service-learning trip entitled “Freedom Summer: A Civil Rights Journey.” This inter-generational experience visits important historical locations from the Civil Rights movement and participants hear firsthand accounts from activists who took a stand for social justice.

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The Revolution will be merchandised. OccupyMask.com offers the latest gear for the fashion-forward street activist in your life. Get yer Guy Fawkes mask on.

Every year at this festive time, the creative folks at hit city recording (Producers of Different Beat Radio) in Indianapolis decorate their SoBro (South Road Ripple) retro recording studio with a kitschy-Christmas collection of nostalgic and wacky rock and roll memroabila, including the famous (and sometimes controversial in this still conservative midwestern town) Beatles Cresh complete with Baby Ringo.

Studio chief, Tim Brickey (he of Bleeding Hearts and Phoenix Theatre Fame) and the brains behind the Rock n Roll Xmas installations explains to Free Pamphlet:  ”It’s all in good fun. Besides, Xmas in Sobro just wouldn’t be complete without our Beatles Nativity Scene.” Talk about Cool Yule.

Buddha’s on sale in Siem Reap.

Flickr photo by Prashanth Naik

Storefront with Occupy Poster and notice: “This Revolution Will Not Be Privatized”

Flickr photo by Andy Milford

Have you seen the little piggies in their starched white shirts?