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This week's episode of OWS Week covers Sacramento, CA: Anti-foreclosure rally. Chicago, IL: Occupy Chicago joins Picket against Threats of War, Hands off Syria and Iran; end the drone wars. OWS Week also covers Washington, DC: protesting rate increases and cuts to employee pensions; Solidarity march with striking U.S. Postal workers. Long Island City, NY: Occupy action against Citigroup. Los Angeles, CA: RAGE (Rally against Gentrification Everywhere), coalition of LA Community Action Network, Occupy Skid Row, Occupy the Hood and Occupy LA rally against the Central City Association. Last but not least, LA Anti-Walmart demonstration against expansion of Walmart. Philadelphia, PA: Occupy National Gathering, first and second day, occupy groups from around the country and supporters begin their assembly in NYC, NY: HighLine Rally against the Spectra pipeline.
This week's episode of OWS Week covers Sacramento, CA: Anti-foreclosure rally. Chicago, IL: Occupy Chicago joins Picket against Threats of War, Hands off Syria and Iran; end the drone wars. OWS Week also covers Washington, DC: protesting rate increases and cuts to employee pensions; Solidarity march with striking U.S. Postal workers. Long Island City, NY: Occupy action against Citigroup. Los Angeles, CA: RAGE (Rally against Gentrification Everywhere), coalition of LA Community Action Network, Occupy Skid Row, Occupy the Hood and Occupy LA rally against the Central City Association. Last but not least, LA Anti-Walmart demonstration against expansion of Walmart. Philadelphia, PA: Occupy National Gathering, first and second day, occupy groups from around the country and supporters begin their assembly in NYC, NY: HighLine Rally against the Spectra pipeline.
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