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NEWS TO US: FIRST HAND: FUNERAL FOR THE FUTURE
If the Obama administration approves the permit for this pipeline, it will put us over the edge toward catastrophic, irreversible climate change. Continue reading
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BEAN COUNTER: VOLUME 15, ISSUE 2
Roger Mundell of Brookfield was attacked by a bobcat in his own f-cking garage for no godd-mn reason because apparently bullsh-t like this happens now even though this the 21st century Jesus Christ. Mundell escaped with minor injuries, but still, what the f-ck. MINUS 3 Continue reading
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BOSTON JANITORS STOP CLEANING, TAKE TO STREETS DOWNTOWN
They clean your offices, and your streets, yet they can barely make ends meet. Is that fair? Well is this a rhetorical question? It seems fairly obvious. Continue reading
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WILLY WONKA HE AIN’T
Local bakery owner gets the business for unfair business practices. Continue reading
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R.I.P. US JOBS: FUNERAL SERVICE AT BAIN CAPITAL
Mitt Romney has branded himself as a business man who created jobs. This claim has drawn the asset management company he founded, Bain Capital, under close scrutiny for its record of buying up companies, downsizing them, and then bankrupting them. While this has made Bain billions of dollars, it has led to the untimely death of thousands of jobs across the U.S. … and to protestors gathering outside Bain this afternoon. Continue reading
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MBTA HEARINGS: VOICES OLD AND YOUNG
FRONTLINES OF THE CLASS WAR
Hundreds of protestors took to Copley Square yesterday to rally against MBTA proposed fare hikes and service cuts and to attend the subsequent public hearing. Continue reading
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FOTOBOM: #OCCUPYBOSTON “NO WAR ON IRAN” MARCH AND RALLY
This past Saturday, hundreds of people congregated at Park Street station to rally for Occupy Boston‘s latest protest, which was part of a global movement to voice the 99%’s disapproval of the U.S.’ and other western countries’ pending war with Iran. Continue reading
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FOTOBOM: CITIZENS UNITED PROTEST
On January 21, 2010 the U.S. Supreme Court made a decision that would come to greatly change the political landscape of America. In short, corporations became people protected under the First Amendment due to the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission outcome. Continue reading
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