Occupy the Farm: A struggle for land sovereignty in the East Bay
Blog | Tiffany Tsang | Jul 4, 2013
Occupy the Farm (OTF), an assembly of activists from the San Francisco Bay Area, is raising its voice against unsustainable development,…
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Occupy the Farm (OTF), an assembly of activists from the San Francisco Bay Area, is raising its voice against unsustainable development,…
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