Frances Goldin, 87, links arms with other protesters from Occupy Wall Street - pics

[Kadie]

NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 17: Frances Goldin, 87, from the Lower East Side neighborhood of New York and Occupy Wall Street protester, raises her hand in protest after linking arms with other protestors at the intersection of Exchange Place and Beaver Street in the Financial District on November 17, 2011 in New York City. Protesters attempted to shut down the New York Stock Exchange today, blocking roads and tying up traffic in Lower Manhattan.


NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 17: Frances Goldin, 87, from the Lower East Side neighborhood of New York and Occupy Wall Street protester, talks with police at the intersection of Exchange Place and Beaver Street in the Financial District on November 17, 2011 in New York City. Protesters attempted to shut down the New York Stock Exchange today, blocking roads and tying up traffic in Lower Manhattan.


NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 17: Frances Goldin, 87, from the Lower East Side neighborhood of New York and Occupy Wall Street protester, is caught in a mob being pushed by police at the intersection of Exchange Place and Beaver Street in the Financial District on November 17, 2011 in New York City. The police were attempting to clear a peaceful protest who had linked arms blocking traffic so that a New York Police Department bus could drive through. Protesters attempted to shut down the New York Stock Exchange today, blocking roads and tying up traffic in Lower Manhattan.


NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 17: Frances Goldin, 87, from the Lower East Side neighborhood of New York and Occupy Wall Street protester, is caught in a mob being pushed by police at the intersection of Exchange Place and Beaver Street in the Financial District on November 17, 2011 in New York City. The police were attempting to clear a peaceful protest who had linked arms blocking traffic so that a New York Police Department bus could drive through. Protesters attempted to shut down the New York Stock Exchange today, blocking roads and tying up traffic in Lower Manhattan.


NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 17: Frances Goldin, 87, from the Lower East Side neighborhood of New York and Occupy Wall Street protester, is caught in a mob being pushed by police at the intersection of Exchange Place and Beaver Street in the Financial District on November 17, 2011 in New York City. The police were attempting to clear a peaceful protest who had linked arms blocking traffic so that a New York Police Department bus could drive through. Protesters attempted to shut down the New York Stock Exchange today, blocking roads and tying up traffic in Lower Manhattan.


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[grasswire]

1. mix it up, Frances!

What a babe she is.

[xchrom]

2. a thing of Beauty. thank you, ma'am.

:patriot:

[freshwest]

3. Flesh is weak but spirits are strong. Thanks for the inspiring pics and the thread!

[Desertrose]

4. Awesome woman!!! Go Frances!!

She totally rocks!!!! What a beauty!

[firehorse]

5. Beautiful lady!

Stand strong Frances!

[pansypoo53219]

6. love her purple punk

do.

[dionysus]

13. ppl are wearing purple as red\white\blue combined... fyi

[Kadie]

15. Thanks.

I remember now reading that once before but I had forgotten about it.

:)

[countryjake]

7. K&R!

!

[myrna minx]

8. Love her. K&R n/t

[Fire Walk With Me]

9. Dance with me, sweet lady :)

[hifiguy]

10. Now that is inspiring!

Give 'em hell, Frances!!

[MedleyMisty]

11. There's a video of a "Riot Granny" from Greece

One of the comments is "You know you're on the wrong side when Grandma is throwing rocks at you."

We're not throwing rocks here, but same idea. You know you're on the wrong side when Grandma is marching against you.

[roguevalley]

12. awesome.

[proud patriot]

14. bless her heart

[riderinthestorm]

16. She's gorgeous, inside and out! Go Frances! Hope I'm as inspiring at 87... nt

[SnohoDem]

17. Obviously

just another dirty hippie. :sarcasm:

You GO Frances!

[Spazito]

18. Awesome pics....

of an awesome lady!

Thanks for the pics, love them!

[stillrockin]

19. Love to Frances.