"Pulling Accounts From the Unaccountable" by Amy Goodman

Less than a month after Occupy Wall Street began, a group was gathered in New York's historical Washington Square Park, in the heart of Greenwich Village. This was a moment of critical growth for the movement, with increasing participation from the thousands of students attending the cluster of colleges and universities there. A decision was made to march on local branches of the too-big-to-fail banks, so participants could close their accounts, and others could hold "teach-ins" to discuss the problems created by these unaccountable institutions.

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