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A Visual History of Occupy Oakland (Five-Part Series)

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From the tents and the tear gas to the foreclosure defense and port shutdowns, this five-part series explores a visual history of Oakland's occupation, consistently called the “most militant” branch of the Occupy movement in the country.

– Susie Cagle

Part One: Occupy Oakland, An Illustrated History

Occupy Oakland, An Illustrated History

Part Two: When Oakland Is Under Attack, What Do We Do?

When Oakland Is Under Attack, What Do We Do?

Part Three: Reclaiming the Commons

When Oakland Is Under Attack, What Do We Do?

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