Friday, January 6, 2012

Seniors shut down BOA branch


A group of senior citizen activists calling themselves “Wild Old Women” staged a protest at a San Francisco Bank of America branch this week and succeeded in causing the business to close its doors, albeit temporarily.
The Bank of America in Bernal Heights, a San Francisco suburb, was confronted by the activists on Thursday afternoon, according to KCBS radio reporter Doug Sovern, who was on the scene.
The women were ages 69 to 82, and they stood on a sidewalk holding signs that demanded lower fees, higher taxes for the wealthy and a freeze on foreclosures. The bank locked its doors as soon as they arrived, Sovern noted.
Read it at Raw Story
Senior citizens shut down Bank of America branch in Calif.
by Stephen C. Webster

Go, grannie, go!


1 comments:

Matt Franko said...

Join a Credit Union Grandma!

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