Tax Day protesters, calling for the 1% to pay their fair share, continue to make their voices heard across the country in DC, Seattle and Miami.
In Washington, DC, groups like MoveOn.org, Occupy DC., and Campaign for America's Future, as well as religious organizations, labor, and DC civic organizations joined together and rallied for tax fairness at the IRS.
In Seattle, protesters marched to "foreclose" on Wells Fargo for unpaid taxes.
And in Miami, they set up a red carpet and created a "Walk of Shame", a who's who of the city's and country's biggest tax dodgers.
The display showed staggering statistics regarding tax rates, executive compensation and money spent lobbying by corporations like Wells Fargo, Nextra Energy, Carnival Cruise Lines, Royal Caribbean, Exxon, GE and Fed Ex.
Check out more photos from dozens of cities protesting on Tax Day on Flickr here.
Visit SEIU.org's live blog for more updates, photos and video from #99TaxDay actions in cities and states across the country.
