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BY Staff | Milwaukee, WI | 5/01/12
Over 10,000 marched here, April 29, to celebrate International Workers Day.
BY Jacob Flom | Milwaukee, WI | 4/11/12
Dozens of community organizations came together here, April 10, for the “Rally to Demand Justice for Trayvon Martin, Bo Morrison and Victims of Milwaukee Police Brutality.”
BY Staff | Milwaukee, WI | 2/09/12
While 300 foreclosed homes were being auctioned off Feb. 6 at the Milwaukee County Courthouse, over 50 protesters stormed Milwaukee City Hall.
BY Staff | Milwaukee, WI | 1/19/12
The Occupy movement and Palestine solidarity activists filled the room, Jan. 17, for the teach-in called "Occupy Wall Street, Not Palestine!"
BY Melissa Gaido | Milwaukee, WI | 1/09/12
In response to concerns from community members of the 20th Street neighborhood, north of North Avenue, a newly formed Occupy Coalition consisting of Occupy the Hood, Occupy Milwaukee, Occupy Riverwest and other groups collected trash that had been scattered throughout the streets and lawns of the community.
BY Mike Gold | Milwaukee | 11/17/11
Protesters in Milwaukee occupied a bridge here, Nov. 17, as similar actions took place across the country. Roughly 200 people gathered in Carver Park in a working-class Milwaukee neighborhood, then marched to the Highway 43 bridge, where they met with about 100 other protesters intent on civil disobedience.
BY Staff | Milwaukee, WI | 10/31/11
Occupy Milwaukee held a second march, Oct. 29, joining with Occupy the Hood. 400 people marched from Lincoln Park down a busy street, ending at a closed-down auto factory.
BY Staff | Milwaukee, WI | 10/22/11
Occupy Milwaukee held a theatrical "Crisis 101" teach-in, Oct. 20, at M&I Bank, a TARP bailout recipient.
BY Mike Gold | Milwaukee, WI | 10/15/11
More than 3000 people marched here, Oct. 15, as a part of the Occupy movement, which began about a month ago on Wall Street in New York.
BY Staff | Milwaukee, WI | 10/13/11
About 75 protesters rallied outside of U.S. Senator Ron Johnson’s office at the Federal Courthouse here.
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