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'No 7-Eleven' movement goes global with BBC report
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
No 7-Eleven organizers are guests tonight on 'Let’s Get Real With Chef Erica Wides'
From the EV Grieve inbox... the organizers behind the East Village No 7-Eleven movement are guests tonight at 6:30 on "Let’s Get Real With Chef Erica Wides" on the Heritage Radio Network...
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Here's the "Let's Get Real" Website.
Previously on EV Grieve:
'No 7-Eleven' movement goes global with BBC report
Here's the "Let's Get Real" Website.
Previously on EV Grieve:
'No 7-Eleven' movement goes global with BBC report
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Just a question: Can any of these protests work? I'm not advocating for this thing to happen, but is there a precedent for these types of protests working?
There is a precedent for people tooting their own horn. That is funny though: they made the e.vil safe for diabetes: cupcakes, booze, fro-yo, $1 pizza and more booze.
Stop humiliating Allen Ginsberg.
@ Anonymous February 12, 2013 at 8:58 AM
...is there a precedent for these types of protests working? ?
Yup. The Boston Tea Party. Columbia University protests of 1968. The United Farm Workers union's grape and lettuce boycotts in the 1960s. Montgomery Bus Boycott, etc.
Protest the HOWL Festival!!!
Protest anonymous comments!
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