A collection of articles in critical-support of #OWS (collected by, or at least reposted by, The Public School).
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http://www.racialicious.com/2011/10/03/so-real-it-hurts-notes-on-occupy-wall-street/
SO REAL IT HURTS: Notes on Occupy Wall Street | Racialicious – the intersection of race and pop cultby Guest Contributor Manissa McCleave Maharawal, originally published on her Facebook page I first went down to Occupy Wall Street last Sunday, almost -
Being “greedy” is what good corporations and businesses are supposed to do in capitalism. In this system, individuals can only get ahead by acting greedy, in their own self-interest. So while many recent city occupations in the USA have built themselves against “corporate greed”, “big business,” an...
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jessienicoleswop.wordpress.comI have been deliberately quiet about the Occupy Wall Street protests. I have friends over there. Sarah, one of my closest high school friends, was arrested on the Brooklyn Bridge. Sex Workers Proje…
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It is impossible to translate into words the embodied experience of being at Liberty Square (Formerly known as Zuccotti Park) in downtown Manhattan during these last three weeks. #occupywallst is a living and breathing thing, a live culture, constantly evolving and changing. It isn’t even sure wha…
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by Guest Contributor Esther Choi, originally published at Squirrels for Justice (Note: These are my undeveloped thoughts about Occupy Wall Street, which…
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http://narcosphere.narconews.com/thefield/4664/trait-du-savoir-vivre-occupy-wall-street-generations
Once upon a time, twenty thousand people descended on Wall Street, the capitol of capital, occupied it nonviolently, and won exactly what they demanded.
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http://www.racialicious.com/2011/09/30/occupy-wall-street-the-game-of-colonialism-and-further-nationalism-to-be-decolonized-from-the-left/
OCCUPY WALL STREET: The Game of Colonialism and further nationalism to be decolonized from the “LeftBy Special Correspondent Jessica Yee The OCCUPY WALL STREET slogan has gone viral and international now. From the protests on the streets of WALL STREET
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http://joaap.org/webspecials/dispatches.html The Journal is interested in how the dynamics of Occupy Wall Street and the broader movement manifest a self-learning process of a movement. Like many others, we see the strength of this movement not in its rhetoric but in its ability to bring many into coordinated action.
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Many of us in Ultra-red have taken much inspiration from Freire’s Education for Critical Consciousness (which covers the “generative words” phase of the thematic investigation) and Pedagogy of the Oppressed (which covers the “generative themes” phase of the thematic investigation). There is also the…
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TOP TEN REASONS WHY SO FEW BLACKFOLK APPEAR DOWN TO OWS By Greg Tate Like The French, radical Blackfolk are genetically predisposed to support all signs of insurrection, insurgency and revolutionary suicide wherever they rear their lovely and indignant little heads anywhere in the know…by: Greg Tate
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http://disoccupy.wordpress.com/2011/10/17/statement-from-decolonize-la-by-decoloniza-la/
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A statement was posted by DeColonize LA yesterday on the UnpermittedLA blog questioning through their shared experiences the ‘leaderless’ claims of Occupy LA and how it has actually functioned to m…
