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Filed under: activism, News, Occupy Wall Street, progressive politics, social & economic justice | Tagged: 99%, 99% Choir, 99% music, activism, big banks, economics, foreclosure, foreclosure crisis, megabanks, occupy, Occupy Carols, Occupy Christmas Carols, Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Wall Street video, politics, US Politics | 1 Comment »
OWS & Brooklyn community reclaim a vacant Bank of America house
Posted on December 6, 2011 by kwilder
Some great photos of the event at someone’s Imgur: here. ________________________________ Follow on Livestream: Occupy NYC LiveStreaming Global Revolution TV Online updates & multimedia: http://occupyourhomes.org Location: East New York — Vermont Street, Brooklyn (3 train to Pennsylvania, L train to Livonia) Brooklyn, NY — In a bold new phase for the 99% movement, a vacant […]
Filed under: activism, grassroots democracy, local, new york, New York State Politics, News, nonviolence, politics, progressive politics, reform, social & economic justice, US Politics | Tagged: 99%, activism, Bank of America, bank-owned homes, big banks, Brooklyn community, Brooklyn economy, Brooklyn housing, Brooklyn real estate, Day of Action on Foreclosures, East New York, economic justice, eviction, Foreclosed Home Tour, foreclosed homes, foreclosure crisis, homelessness, megabanks, mutual aid, NYC economy, Occupy Our Homes, Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Your Home, ows, social and economic justice, social change, Tasha Glasgow | 1 Comment »
Occupy DC arrests beg question: Who can fix foreclosure problem — occupiers or our government?
Posted on December 4, 2011 by kwilder
How can you help bring attention to foreclosures. Story about Dec 6th Day of Action on Foreclosures: here. Occupy DC built a wood structure for warmth and meetings. Police evicted them and made 31 arrests. That story at CNN: here. Why did Occupy DC build a wood structure in McPherson Square? That story at Occupy […]
Filed under: activism, News, politics, progressive politics, social & economic justice, US Politics | Tagged: DC housing, December 6th, foreclosure crisis, homelessness, housing in DC, housing issues, McPherson Square, Occupy DC, Occupy DC arrests, Occupy movement, Occupy Wall Street, Robert Stephens, shelter, Wall Street protests | 5 Comments »
Tues Dec 6th: What can you do to spotlight home foreclosure crisis?
Posted on December 4, 2011 by kwilder
Occupy Wall Street and the national occupy movement are confronting the issue of home foreclosures. This is part of a national kick-off for a new frontier for the occupy movement: the liberation of vacant bank-owned homes for those in need. Look for events in your town. Think about ways you could help families in need […]
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