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Reinvigorated Populist Movement Scores Three Victories
 

Reinvigorated Populist Movement Scores Three Victories

  This is what democracy looks like. Not one month into 2012, and we have already seen three major victories for the populist forces combating undue corporate greed and influence over the political process. The three victories come as President Barrack Obama rejected the contentious Keystone XL pipeline that would have shipped tar sand oil from from Canada to [...]

Occupy Boston Walkout Over Sex Offender Proposal

09 January 2012

Over in Occupy Boston, occupiers there have been trying to address how to handle people who are registered sex offenders, particularly "Class 3" -- the most dangerous level usually reserved for convicted rapists and other egregious sexual assaults. After a general assembly last night tabled a proposal that would isolate someone who was a Class 3 sex offender, at least 20 people walked out of the meeting.

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The Tribune War Begins

07 January 2012

    A lawyer for the Bay Area Media News Group, a group that consists of many Bay Area newspapers including the Oakland Tribune and San Jose Mercury News, sent a cease and desist order against Scott Johnson, an Occupy Oakland member who is behind the Occupied Oakland Tribune website and newspaper yesterday. BANG alleges [...]

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What’s Next For Occupy?

29 December 2011

Few could have predicted the coming of the Occupy movement and the ripples it created on the fabric of American society. In its short, three-month life, the movement has shifted the political calculus from the drum-beating march toward uncompromising austerity to the real and largely ignored issue of economic inequality that has spread to the middle class like a contagion.

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Occupy: To Change or Not to Change a Name

28 December 2011

A number of wonderful developments have come from the Occupy Movement, mainly in the realm of conversation. Perhaps the most enlightening, albeit frustrating at times, has been a critical exploration into the words occupy and violence.

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Occupy Goes Underground

08 December 2011

Interesting piece that talks about how after the breakup of so many occupy camps across the nation, a number of movements are essentially going "underground," evolving into direct action cells that are more flexible and more cloak and dagger about planned operations.

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Occupy SF Dismantled, Over 60 Arrested

07 December 2011

The long-anticipated raid on Occupy SF's encampment, one of the last main camps left throughout the country, was dismantled early this morning, resulting in 70 arrests.

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New York Governor Seeks Tax Reform

05 December 2011

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is trying to sell legislators and business leaders on a plan to raise the tax rate on millionaires while offering cuts to middle class families.

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Occupy Oakland Keeps Name, For Now

05 December 2011

An #occupyoakland General Assembly of 308 people voted down a contentious proposal that would have changed the name of the movement to "Decolonize Oakland," with only 68 percent of the people there supporting the change.

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Eyes of the Occupy

05 December 2011

This photo was taken by Chris Wieland during the “Battle of the Barn” at Occupy DC last night. This shot captures the deeply intimate eyes of a protester; you can see the intensity, the passion, within them.

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Police Arrest 31 at Occupy DC “Battle of the Barn”

05 December 2011

During a nine-hour standoff with National Park police in Washington D.C.’s McPherson Square over a temporary wooden structure, 31 occupiers were arrested, including David, who defied officials until the end. The Battle of the Barn, as media have been calling it, involved a 17-foot-tall wooden structure with no foundation that was to be used to [...]

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