Noam Chomsky spoke at Occupy Boston’s “Free School University’’ in Dewey Square last night. He encouraged Bostonians to work together to achieve the changes they seek.
(Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff)
200 gather to protest police violence
Noam Chomsky spoke at Occupy Boston’s “Free School University’’ in Dewey Square last night. He encouraged Bostonians to work together to achieve the changes they seek.
(Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff)
Protesters amassing behind Boston Police Department headquarters yesterday afternoon were set on proving one thing: Friday night’s multicultural coalition joining Occupy Boston and Occupy the Hood was not a unique vent. About 200 people gathered yesterday around noon at Southwest Corridor Park to speak out against violence committed by police in Boston and around the country. Back at Dewey Square last night, a couple thousand people crowded among tents to listen to linguist and professor Noam Chomsky speak.
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