Marches Against Foreclosures
Activists manifesting under the banner of Occupy Atlanta, Occupy Our Homes ATL, TakeBack TheBlock, or Occupy The Hood all have as their main focus the protection of their communities against deterioration of property values, homelessness, and the disenfranchisement of their productive resources. Marches against foreclosures are either aimed at specific banks refusing to negotiate with home owners who have demonstrated the capability and will to pay for their houses or against the way bailouts from the Federal Reserve don’t trickle down to local communities and home owners in distress.
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- March to Wells Fargo – First warning
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- March to Wells Fargo – Second warning
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- March to Wells Fargo – Second warning
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- March to Wells Fargo – Second warning
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- March to Wells Fargo – Second warning
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- March to Wells Fargo – Second warning
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- March to Wells Fargo – Second warning
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- March to Wells Fargo – Second warning
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- March to Wells Fargo – Second warning
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- March to Wells Fargo – Second warning
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- March to Wells Fargo – Second warning
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- March to the Federal Reserve
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- March to the Federal Reserve
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- March to the Federal Reserve –
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- March to the Federal Reserve
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- March to the Federal Reserve
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- March to the Federal Reserve
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- March to the Federal Reserve
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- March to the Federal Reserve
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- March to the Federal Reserve
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Awesome work!! As always.
Thank you my friend.