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The Pasadena Rose Parade Gets Occupied
In Monday's Rose Parade the most surprising float may be bringing up the rear. Members of the Occupy movement plan to unveil a giant octopus made from recycled plastic bags. Authorities intend to let them march down Colorado Boulevard, somewhere behind the last official entry.
By James Rainey • • 1 min readIn Monday's Rose Parade the most surprising float may be bringing up the rear. Members of the Occupy movement plan to unveil a giant octopus made from recycled plastic bags. Authorities intend to let them march down Colorado Boulevard, somewhere behind the last official entry. Larry Wilson, public editor of the Pasadena Star-News, has more about what should be an unusual postscript to the 123rd Rose Parade.
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1 of 3Census Finds Almost Half the Country Poor or 'Near-Poor'- 0:00The Pasadena Rose Parade Gets OccupiedYou’re reading this
- 10:08What Does It Mean to Be Poor in America?
- 43:59Capitol Hill-Constituent Wealth Gap Widens