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November 14: José Sandoval (blue shirt) marching to reoccupy the Frank Ogawa Plaza.![Occupy_Oakland_1]()
María Jiménez at the encampment the Frank Ogawa Plaza, the day before the police dismantled the Occupy Oakland's encampment.![Occupy_Oakland_2]()
November 14: Oakland Police Department received support from seven law enforcement agencies to evict the occupiers of Frank Ogawa Plaza, in Oakland's downtown. After that, personal of the Public Works Agency start cleaning the place.![Occupy_Oakland_3]()
November 13: Occupy Oakland encampment.![Occupy_Oakland_4]()
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November 13: Día de los Muertos altar at the Occupy Oakland encampment.![Occupy_Oakland_7]()
November 13: Día de los Muertos altar at the Occupy Oakland encampment.![Occupy_Oakland_9]()
November 13: Día de los Muertos altar at the Occupy Oakland encampment.![Occupy_Oakland_10]()
November 13: Día de los Muertos altar at the Occupy Oakland encampment.![Occupy_Oakland_11]()
November 10: Memorial for Kayode Ola Foster, 25, who was fatally shot at Frank Ogawa Plaza near to the Occupy Oakland encampment. Kayode was living in the encampment.Latinos of Occupy Oakland
Unlike Occupy Los Angeles where ranchero music rings out at night, the Latinos in Occupy Oakland are a more compact but no less determined group.
Move Forward
- Latinos of Occupy Oakland
