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Moun yo te soti nan jistis mondyal, anti-lagè, anarchis, ak lòt mouvman ki te siviv rejim de fè sou rejte sou opinyon opoze a. Moun ki soti nan manje ki pa bonm, Indymedia, Veteran pou lapè, lari medikal ak kolektif dwa lojman, tout ansanm yo mete kanpe kwizin popilè yo, bay swen medikal gratis, angaje nan bati akizisyon yo anpeche destriksyon yo, ak plis ankò. Malgre prezans nan omwen youn misoginis ajan provokateur, Common Ground kreye klinik sante adisyonèl, yon klinik legal, bati kominote jaden, opere yon abri fanm lan, distribye èd, etabli yon bibliyotèk zouti-prete ak estasyon radyo, gutted kay, netwaye debri, dokiman abi polis, kreye sant medya kominotè, bio-remèd tè a, ak replante marekaj yo bati yon baryè kont pwochen tanpèt la.
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People came from global justice, anti-war, anarchist, and other movements that survived state crackdown on dissent. Individuals from Food Not Bombs, Indymedia, Veterans for Peace, street medic and housing rights collectives, all joined together to set up popular kitchens, provide free medical care, engage in building takeovers to prevent their destruction, and more. Despite the presence of at least one misogynistic agent provocateur, Common Ground created additional health clinics, a legal clinic, built community gardens, operated a women’s shelter, distributed aid, established a tool-lending library and radio station, gutted houses, cleaned up debris, documented police abuses, created community media centers, bio-remediated the soil, and replanted wetlands to build a barrier against the next storm.