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Things got intense in Oakland last night.
Photos: At Occupy Oakland, a Night of Protests and Tear Gas - Politics - GOOD
GOOD’s got a great gallery of last evening’s Occupy Wall Street clashes in Oakland. So much tear gas.
It is day 10 of the protests on Wall Street, where hundreds of demonstrators have gathered to speak out against the bank bailout, Troy Davis’ execution, and corporate greed. More than 80 protesters from the nebulous campaign called Occupy Wall Street were arrested this weekend. Here are some images from the streets.
Occupy George circulates dollar bills stamped with fact-based infographics about economic disparity
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Hundreds of Occupy Wall Street protesters pour across the Brooklyn Bridge.
…and read our suggestions for three concrete demands the protesters could make to hold Wall Street accountable.
Two birds with one stone.
As we just mentioned, here’s the video of Occupy protesters interrupting Obama’s speech, and his direct reply to the movement.
Obama gets occupied.
360° panorama: What the Occupy L.A. camp looked like this morning. Click through for the full interactive.
The skeleton of the Occupy L.A. encampment after being cleared out by police last night. More than 200 people were arrested.
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Occupy Wall Street has made headlines, but to jump off the newprinst and enact true change, the movement needs the help of Democrats in Congress. While Occupy Wall Street may not necessarily want the Fed’s aid, perhaps they should start looking towards D.C. for a helping hand.
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