'Keep the Water On' - Mobile Home Park Residents Protest Possible Water and Sewer Shutoff - Oconee, GA Patch

'Keep the Water On' - Mobile Home Park Residents Protest Possible Water and Sewer Shutoff - Oconee, GA Patch

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westbaywoman said…
We of Occupy Wall St. Athens, GA are creating awareness of the issues both locally as well as around the world. The residents of Pinewood have a greater chance of seeing justice if their situation is known by as many members of the community as possible. Education is power, education is a primary goal of OWS Athens, GA.

We stood in solidarity against injustice today because it is the right thing to do. Tomorrow it could happen to anyone in any other part of our community.
Sincerely,
Jenny Daniels
aka Dawn Skyes
http://www.facebook.com/OWSAthensGeorgia
occupyathens@gmail.com
7:11 AM
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