A woman looks at a no trespassing sign and an eviction notice dated May 6, 2014 on the door of Marcus Book Stores on Fillmore Street in San Francisco on Thursday, May 8, 2014. One of the oldest black-owned bookstores in the nation, it has been evicted from its longtime home in the historic neighborhood. The co-owners of Marcus Book Stores in the city's Fillmore District said in an open letter May 2014 that the property owner changed the locks to the door after they fell behind on rent payments. The store has been shuttered since Tuesday. (AP Photo/San Francisco Examiner, Mike Koozmin)
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