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Friday, October 14, 2011

Wonky Protest Sign Highlights Growing Inequality


This sign gets to the point very quickly. (Photo from Think Progress.)
Posted by Amod Vaze at 5:34 PM
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Labels: Matt Yglesias, Occupy Wall Street, Think Progress

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