The Occupy movement has helped rebuild class solidarity and communities of mutual support.' Noam Chomsky, Democracy Now!
How to protest intelligently without risking your freedom, or what flower petals have to do with PVC.
The Corporate Media\'s Attempt to Kill the Occupy Movement...
On May Day, the Occupy Wall Street movement re-emerged to try to reestablish its message and place in the national conversation. Thousands marched in New York City, Oakland and other cities, then quickly faded from national view. 
[caption id=attachment_16570 align=alignright width=269 caption=Poster by Nina Montenegro, via Occuprint.][/caption] 
In a new book, the former Obama White House advisor makes the case for a movement that engages all Americans in the practice of deep patriotism. 
A recent Occupy Wall Street meeting being facilitated by an organizer in a tiger suit.
For those closely involved in Occupy... 
Occupy Wall Street celebrated its six-month anniversary yesterday in Zuccotti Park with a fast-forward replay of last fall: re-occupation, carnival, violent eviction, defiance. A morning chalk-in for families and an early afternoon march around the Financial District (actually, two: one silent and one rowdy) began a day of reunion at the movement’s New York home. As re-renamed Liberty Plaza (or Square or Park) became full once again with hundreds of people, the hardy organizers who’ve spent the winter in meetings and arguments were drowned out by joiners, curious visitors, drummers and reporters. A 24-hour re-occupation was called, and new nonviolent defensive formations were rehearsed en masse. They danced, chanted and held a General Assembly. Numbers swelled to close to a thousand when marches from the nearby Left Forum conference joined later in the evening. The whole day was a welcome reminder that in occupation a magic dwells. 
As I sit in the New York City Police Department’s central booking, which has become my second home over the course of the last... OWS protesters about NYPD, the movement and upcoming events... On March 17 , OWS demonstrators gathered for their Six month anniversary, were people re-occupied Zucotti Park. This footage begins around 9 O'clock,and show... At 8:30 a.m. this past Monday morning, more than 50 women and men were bottlenecked at the top of an escalator in New York City’s Grand Central Station. |
What Occupiers Learned From Obama - and What He Should Learn From Them...
Join today's live webchat to discuss Occupy's spring resurgence and what it means for the future of political resistance... 
A police chief responsible for a Californian university campus has resigned over an incident in which sit down protesters were pepper sprayed. Her decision to quit followed a damning investigation. Great article on the #1% and its effect on #culture. 
(John Del Signore/Gothamist) Union Square park has historically served as a rallying point for political movements in America—on the first Labor Day celebration in 1882, for instance, some 10,000 workers amassed there. 
While the Occupy Wall Street movement may not have the force or media coverage that it did just a few months ago, it’s still a major issue in American society, especially as we approach elections this November. 
Fault Lines looks at how Occupy Wall Street went from a small group of New York protesters to a broad people's movement.
After the brutal attack on the attempted re-occupation of Liberty Square by NYPD on the 6-month anniversary of #OWS, a number of Occupiers have relocated their base of occupation to Union Square in midtown Manhattan, a point of convergence for several #OWS protests over the past 6 months. 
This week, the American Spring began. It was a celebration of what's best in America -- civic community and self-expression. But last night I also saw the worst of America. I just signed a petition to New York State Attorney General Eric Schneidermann, New York State Attorney General: The New York Police Department has repeatedly used violence against peaceful protesters in the Occupy Wall Street movement. Video by: Katie Davison Tidal is an ongoing horizontal conversation among those who have spent most of their lives thinking about this moment, and the people in the Occupy movement that are making decision every day about its future. |
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