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Occupy Boston protestors in the financial district Monday morning (Photo by Karen Twomey)

“Occupy” Group Setting Up Camp In Providence, Rhode Island

The group Occupy Providence is set to begin its occupation of a city park on Saturday in an effort to “give voice” to Rhode Islanders.

WBZ NewsRadio 1030–2011/10/15

As a luxury sports car stops at their feet, protesters hold signs outside a make-shift tent city in the Financial District in Boston, Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)

WBZ’s Bradley Jay Finds Occupy Boston’s Message Increasingly Clear.

WBZ’s Bradley Jay is starting to notice the members of the Occupy Boston are increasingly armed with a more cogent mission statement. Corporate Personhood, which is the treatment of corporations as individuals in terms of freedoms such as speech, has got to end.

WBZ NewsRadio 1030–2011/10/14

A demonstrator wrapped in a blanket sits at the edge of the Occupy Boston tent village in Boston early Tuesday Oct. 11, 2011. Police arrested people sleeping in an expansion of the campsite on an adjacent parcel of the Rose Kennedy Greenway in Boston. (AP Photo/Josh Reynolds)

Is “Occupy Boston” Just A Group Of “Rebels Without A Plan?”

WBZ’s Bradley Jay heads to Dewey Square to find out if “Occupy Boston” is a group serious protesters railing against the corporate machine or a bunch of malcontents. What do the “Occupy Boston” protesters near South Station want? Can they really stem corporate greed? Can they change how Congress votes?

WBZ NewsRadio 1030–2011/10/12

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