The Revolution Begins at Home: An Open Letter to Join the Wall Street Occupation (The Indypendent)
What is occurring on Wall Street right now is truly remarkable.
What the Occupation Means to Me
PERHAPS THE most wondrous aspect of the growing Occupy Wall Street movement is that there are lessons for everyone.
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Where OWS and the Tea Party Are Coming From (Salon)
Two very different movements with common roots in the failing center
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Occupying the Rust Belt (Salon)
In three deindustrialized cities, protesters find friendly cops, determination and despair
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Occupational Hazard: Living with the Homeless (Salon)
Does the economic justice movement include the chronically poor? How can it not?
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The American Dream as We Know It Is Obsolete (AlterNet)
Why progressives need to think beyond the mantra of creating a “middle class America.”
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Is Occupy Wall Street Too White? (Salon)
Not really. It represents black and Latino interests better than the Obama administration
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7 Occupations That Changed US History (AlterNet)
With the spread of political occupations to all 50 states today, lessons can be gleaned from past occupations for a movement that shows no signs of going away.
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The 1 Percent Celebrate. For Now. (Salon)
They overran Zuccotti Park, but stopping a movement gone viral won’t be so easy
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Life After Occupation (Salon)
From Mobile, Ala., to Chicago, lessons in the importance of holding territory
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