article_snippet.sent: Anti-Hillary Clinton street art emerged in Brooklyn just hours before Clinton's presidential candidacy announcement on Sunday.
article_snippet.sent: Anti-Hillary Clinton street art appears to be a dig at a group of Clinton supporters who said it would be on the look out for evidence of sexism in reporting about the Democratic politician, according to the Weekly Standard.
article_snippet.sent: Pedestrians walk past an anti-Clinton poster that says 'Don't Say Secretive' across the street from the purported Clinton campaign headquarters on Sunday in Brooklyn, New York .
article_snippet.sent: Another anti-Hillary Clinton poster that says 'Don't Say Entitled' is affixed to a traffic light across the street from Clinton campaign headquarters where Clinton growing staffers began working on Friday .
article_snippet.sent: The posters are said to have appeared in Brooklyn on Saturday night near Clinton campaign's new headquarters in the borough, where staffers began working on Friday.
article_snippet.sent: It is not known who created or posted the Brooklyn street art.
highlights_snippet.sent: The posters feature a portrait of Clinton with phrases including 'Don't Say Ambitious' and 'Don't Say Entitled'
  Street art appears to be a dig at Clinton supporters who said words like 'entitled' and 'secretive' which are used to describe Clinton, are sexist .
  