On Tuesday October 7, more than 150 protesters targeted Bank of America and Citi, two of the most powerful remaining banks in the United States, for their financing of coal, their contribution to the current financial crisis and their role in a recent wave of Boston evictions. After a rally and march from Bank of America, four protesters locked down in front of a Citi branch in Harvard Square in Cambridge, MA.

The protesters were demanding that the banks “stop funding dirty energy and start investing in community solutions.”