Occupy Oakland protests in 2011

Target entity: Occupy Oakland protests in 2011
Context triple: [Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, significantEvent, Occupy Oakland protests in 2011]

• A. Occupy Wall Street
  Occupy Wall Street was a 2011 protest movement in New York City’s financial district that sparked global demonstrations against economic inequality and corporate influence in politics.
• B. Seattle General Strike
  The Seattle General Strike was a major 1919 labor action in which more than 60,000 workers in Seattle walked off their jobs, briefly shutting down the city and heightening nationwide fears of radicalism during the post–World War I era.
• C. Dakota Access Pipeline protests
  The Dakota Access Pipeline protests were a large-scale movement led primarily by Native American tribes and environmental activists to oppose the construction of the Dakota Access oil pipeline due to concerns over water protection, treaty rights, and environmental justice.
• D. 2011 Wisconsin protests
  The 2011 Wisconsin protests were large-scale demonstrations centered at the state capitol in Madison opposing Governor Scott Walker’s proposed legislation to limit public sector collective bargaining rights and cut benefits.
• E. Dyke March (San Francisco)
  Dyke March (San Francisco) is an annual grassroots march and rally celebrating and advocating for lesbian and queer women’s visibility and rights, held in San Francisco’s Mission District during Pride weekend.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Occupy Oakland protests in 2011
Target entity description: The Occupy Oakland protests in 2011 were a major local manifestation of the global Occupy movement, featuring large-scale demonstrations, encampments, and clashes with police over economic inequality and social justice issues.

• A. Occupy Wall Street
  Occupy Wall Street was a 2011 protest movement in New York City’s financial district that sparked global demonstrations against economic inequality and corporate influence in politics.
• B. Seattle General Strike
  The Seattle General Strike was a major 1919 labor action in which more than 60,000 workers in Seattle walked off their jobs, briefly shutting down the city and heightening nationwide fears of radicalism during the post–World War I era.
• C. Dakota Access Pipeline protests
  The Dakota Access Pipeline protests were a large-scale movement led primarily by Native American tribes and environmental activists to oppose the construction of the Dakota Access oil pipeline due to concerns over water protection, treaty rights, and environmental justice.
• D. 2011 Wisconsin protests
  The 2011 Wisconsin protests were large-scale demonstrations centered at the state capitol in Madison opposing Governor Scott Walker’s proposed legislation to limit public sector collective bargaining rights and cut benefits.
• E. Dyke March (San Francisco)
  Dyke March (San Francisco) is an annual grassroots march and rally celebrating and advocating for lesbian and queer women’s visibility and rights, held in San Francisco’s Mission District during Pride weekend.
• F. None of above. chosen