Occupy Wall Street is going house-hunting. A spin-off of the protest movement, Occupy Our Homes, is launching a campaign Tuesday to help people facing foreclosure fight eviction. The “national day of action,” which will involve rallies in more than 20 cities nationwide, builds on existing grass-roots efforts around the U.S. to prevent banks from seizing homes and to draw attention to the millions of homeowners at risk of losing their properties.
No place like home: Occupy Wall Street targets foreclosures
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