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Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Los Angeles and Early Media Reaction
Occupy Wall Street leverages the networked culture of the internet era in hopes of expanding the conversation beyond right/left talking points and media quick hits. Continue reading
Posted in Los Angeles
Tagged communication, economy, Los Angeles, media, occupy wall st, occupyla, protest, rally, revolution, social networks
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Video and Photos: LA’s Spirited, Peaceful Solidarity with Occupy Wall Street
Posted in Los Angeles, video
Tagged city hall, livestream, losangeles, march, occupy wall street, occupyla, occupywallstreet, photos, protest, rally, video
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MayDay
TweetThis is the third May 1 since I’ve been living in Los Angeles. There is no day that has been more memorable, scary, or incredible in my LA experience than the past two May Firsts. May 1, 2006 had tremendous … Continue reading
Posted in Los Angeles, Uncategorized, video
Tagged immigration, journalism, lapd, Los Angeles, march, may 1, mayday, photos, protest, rally
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