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Image of Political advertisement or promotional piece for Mayor Mike McGinn from immigrant hotel housekeepers working in Seattle, ca. 2013
2013.71.31
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Political advertisement or promotional piece for Mayor Mike McGinn from immigrant hotel housekeepers working in Seattle, ca. 2013

This small replication of a welcome mat and a letter from immigrant housekeepers was provided as a welcome to Seattle hotel guests in 2013, and to raise awareness of Mayor McGinn's support of their community.
ID Number: 2013.71.31
Date: 2013
Physical Description: 2 Advertisement; paper, burlap; Mat: 6 in.H x 9 in.W, Letter: 10 in.H x 6.75 in.W
Credit: MOHAI, 2013.71.31
Subjects: Hotels, Politics and Politicians, Immigrants and Immigration Process
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