On Tuesday, activists stood in front of two West Oakland foreclosures, proclaiming that they had "reclaimed" or "liberated" the properties as part of the "Occupy Our Homes" national day of action organized by the Occupy movement and community groups to highlight the foreclosure crisis.
In both cases, others with legal claims to the properties said they had suffered harm from the occupations and disputed aspects of the protesters' narratives.
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