“If Christmas is what commercials, malls, and decorations tell us it is, then please take my Christ out of Christmas.” Continue reading
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THE B-52S WITH SQUEEZE @ BANK OF AMERICA PAVILION
Dudes had an album called Argy Bargy, dammit. Continue reading
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#OCCUPY LENT
A small, tight-knit group of Occupiers gathers outside the Bank of America on Federal Street this morning to pray for repentance and against greed, a weekly ritual that will continue every Friday throughout Lent at 8am. Continue reading
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THE LIL’EST PROTEST: OCCUPY BOSTON’S TINY TENT TASK FORCE
Most people assumed that once Occupy Boston was evicted from Dewey Square, their tents – the most visible tool of their public protest – would vanish. Within the movement, however, a group has formed to make sure that this doesn’t happen – albeit on a much smaller scale. Continue reading
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DEAR READER … #MOVEYOURMONEY
Move Your Money is a people’s movement to take whatever money you have (and god knows it’s not much for some of us, I know) and put it into a local bank or credit union. For more information and resources, visit moveyourmoneyproject.org. Continue reading
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TAKE BACK BOSTON
Last Friday, over 1000 demonstrators sent a message to Bank of America and other corporations as part of Right to the City’s “Take Back Boston.” The message? Put people over profits. Continue reading
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FOTOBOM: TAKE BACK BOSTON
Over 1,000 people said, “Enough is enough!” to Bank of America on Friday, gathering at the Boston Common Bandstand and marching to the corporation’s regional headquarters downtown to fight back against unemployment, foreclosures and the ongoing economic crisis. Continue reading
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TAKE BACK BOSTON-PAY BACK TIME
“On Friday, over 1,000 people plan to gather at the Boston Common Bandstand with intentions to march to the B of A headquarters downtown protesting corporate greed” Continue reading
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