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Occupy Boston has been directly inspired by our brothers and sisters at Occupy Wall St. in New York, and we stand in solidarity with them. Occupy Boston encampment was started on September 30, 2011 in Dewey Square until December 10, 2011. Occupy Boston invites the 99% to speak out for economic and political systems that work for all people, not just a few. Occupy Boston is just one of more than 125 separate US Occupy movement sites and Occupy Together is the unofficial hub. While these different occupations share many goals and attitudes, they each operate independently, and there is no national organization that can speak for all occupations. For more information about Occupy Boston visit http://www.occupyboston.org/ | |||
Latest revision as of 10:27, 11 April 2012
Format for Press Releases
- user:Gunner updated 1/6/12
Contact: media@occupyboston.org
Twitter: @occupyBOSmedia
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
TITLE
Boston, MA [1/21/2012] Content example.... Occupy Boston learned this week....
Content etc....
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Occupy Boston has been directly inspired by our brothers and sisters at Occupy Wall St. in New York, and we stand in solidarity with them. Occupy Boston encampment was started on September 30, 2011 in Dewey Square until December 10, 2011. Occupy Boston invites the 99% to speak out for economic and political systems that work for all people, not just a few. Occupy Boston is just one of more than 125 separate US Occupy movement sites and Occupy Together is the unofficial hub. While these different occupations share many goals and attitudes, they each operate independently, and there is no national organization that can speak for all occupations. For more information about Occupy Boston visit http://www.occupyboston.org/