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Socialism, American Style: L.A. Comrades Look To 2012 Election
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(John Hobbs/Neon Tommy)
Could become popular among disillusioned voters.
Read more...Airport Workers Protest Cuts To Healthcare Benefits
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Many workers were unaware of the decision until they lost their health benefits
Read more...Students Shut Down UC Regents Finance Meeting
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Protesters and police at the UC Regents protest (photos by Tasbeeh Herwees).
SLIDESHOW: Protesters briefly shut down the meeting at UCR.
Read more...Money Talks Even When Speech Is Silent
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The SOPA blackout puts the public's "right to know" into perspective.
Read more...Occupy Protesters Plan National Day Of Action
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Occupy LA (photo courtesy of Creative Commons).
Thursday will be a national day of action, and the movement's two-month mark
Read more...Cal State LA Professors March For Students
CSU staff demonstrate for more money in their classrooms.
Read more...On The Eve Of Bank Transfer Day
(Creative Commons)
VIDEO: Will you close your bank account?
Read more..."Occupy Wall Street" Movement Seeks Trademark
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But the group demonstrating in lower Manhattan isn't the only one who wants the rights to the name.
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