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Planting the rainbow flag, and occupying the Water Street commons

By Mark | March 16, 2012

I’d wanted to share this image, taken a few days ago at the Occupy Water Street event, but I lacked the words to accompany it. Fortunately, however, I just stumbled across the following quote by Phil Rockstroh, which I think we do quite nicely. …When one attempts to stand against surging social and political tides, […]

Posted in Ypsilanti | Also tagged commons, consumerism, corporate state, democratizing space, fighting back, Occupy Wall Street, Occupy Ypsilanti, public space, re-humanizing, Water Street | 9 Comments

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