I’m reading Randy Cunningham’s book on grassroots activism and it’s roots in Cleveland during the 70s. The East Side Organizing Project was one of the first neighborhood activist groups in Cleveland…and from reading the book, many other neighborhood groups modeled themselves, or aspired to, after ESOP. This AP story shows ESOP in all their glory in 2006 going after a bank executive……leaving plastic sharks behind! Check it out, it’s about the foreclosure crisis as it attacked their neighborhood and how they decided to fight back. Peace Out – 3C
Grassroots Activism is Not Dead: The East Side Organizing Project Fights On
March 2nd, 2008 · No Comments
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1 Kristal Kraft // Mar 2, 2008 at 1:18 pm
Hey 3C that sounds like an excellent book to look up and read. Grassroots activism can be responsible for many great things.
Just when the bad guys thought nobody was looking a shark will come and bite them in the ….
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