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Act Out! [59]: Audio Podcast – The People's March on Washington

Act Out! [59]: Audio Podcast – The People's March on Washington
Mon, 4/25/2016 - by Eleanor Goldfield
This article originally appeared on Occupy.com

In recent weeks, thousands of people marched and were arrested on the steps of the Capitol demanding that the people’s voice be heard: that we the people, not money, be the driving force of our government.

Democracy Spring organized a full week of actions of rallying, marching and risking arrest, while Democracy Awakening organized the final three days with teach-ins, panels – and wrapped up events with hundreds being arrested on the Capitol steps. This video covers the whole week of action.

 

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Eh. The voices of the poor have been shut out for years. Now its the middle class' turn. You can huff, and you can puff, but you can't blow the plutocracy down.

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