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As we've been seeing on the front pages of national and local newspapers every day for the last two months, the Occupy movement has spread from Wall Street and gone coastal, rocking our own city for weeks downtown around City Hall. Today, as part of the "National Day of Action for the 99%," Angelenos stepped out in numbers for marches that shut down major city streets and we were there to capture the action (and weed vapors). More»

[Photo by Cottleson Images] ...You missed this spirited demonstration of hundreds who gathered at Dodger Stadium to protest Arizona's controversial immigration law for the Dodger-Diamondbacks game. Many held signs like this man's, displaying a swastika in the center of the Arizona state flag. More»

Mayor Villaraigosa's call to Angelenos to join the May Day march was heard loud and clear, as over 60,000 congregated in downtown L.A. on Saturday to protest Arizona's new immigration law. More»

Ah Berlin, home of the libertine club kid, roving humanoid bratwurst cart and, now, the naked airport security protest! See the kinder smuggle some exposed sausage through Tegel aiport below (SFW, kinda)... More»

[Photos via Getty] Yesterday, scores of activists protested in London as world leaders arrived for the G20 summit. Among demanding action on poverty, climate change and jobs, the group of (mostly young people), had quite a fun time! There was singing, yelling, dancing. Russell Brand was even there! (see first photo below). Sure there were a few injuries or two, but all in all, protests have never been so much fun! And all of this for free! What a deal! When do we get to have our own fun you ask? Well, if you should feel so inclined, it looks like a "civil demonstration" is brewing in on our own island tomorrow against the failed bailout of failed commercial institutions. [Information Here]