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Occupy Wall Street protests are increasingly capturing the public spotlight. This is because, whatever limitations their occupation has, the protesters have done many things right.
Left of the Hudson: Five ways #OccupyWallStreet has succeeded
The people protesting on Wall Street are fighting for the unemployed, the uninsured, and those totally insecure in the face of ever increasing financial inequities. September 20, 2011 |
11 Things You Can Do to Help the 'Occupy Wall Street' Movement | | AlterNet
I was in Times Square Saturday as thousands of Occupy Wall Street protesters brought their anti-greed, pro-economic justice message to Manhattan’s brightly lit temple of consumerism and corporate culture. The protest in New York occurred along with hundreds of other coordinated actions around the country and the world. Large affiliated crowds marched in London, Frankfurt, and Rome, where rioters hijacked a peaceful anti-austerity protest.
Occupy Wall Street Goes Global: 900 Protests Around the World, Thousands in Times Square | | AlterNet
5 Conservative Economic Myths Occupy Wall St. Is Helping Bust | Occupy Wall Street | AlterNet
For decades the corporate media has force-fed “conventional wisdom” free-market economic nonsense to the American public. We have been told that it’s good to give more and more to the wealthy few, that it’s good to send jobs and money out of the country, and especially that the people who run the big corporations are better and more “efficient” at deciding what’s best for the rest of us. As those decades passed we watched as the wealthy few get wealthier and fewer, while the rest of us – the 99 percent – fall further and further behind.On May 1, 50,000 people from all over the world will flock to Chicago, set up tents, kitchens, peaceful barricades and #OCCUPYCHICAGO for a month.
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Le mouvement « Occupy Wall Street » (« Occupation de Wall Street »), né il y a deux semaines aux États-Unis en protestation contre les dérives du capitalisme financier, peut compter sur le soutien de nombreux intellectuels.
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Filmmaker Michael Moore joined campaigners in New York on Monday (26Sep11) to protest about the greed of large corporations. The director turned up unannounced to support the Occupy Wall Street march in Manhattan's Zuccotti Park, where demonstrators were speaking out about corporate greed and social inequality.
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Facebook , le réseau social où vos amis racontent leur vie et se superpokent joyeusement, aime à entretenir la légèreté. La politique, l’activisme, c’est pas trop son truc.
#OccupyWallStreet : Après Yahoo, Facebook censure! | Reflets
The small numbers have not dampened the group's enthusiasm - but the weather has. "When it rains, people go home," said Luke Richards, one of the few who has been a part of the group from the beginning.
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Why #OccupyWallStreet Matters | Alex Levinson
Up until now, I haven’t been very involved or excited about the #OccupyWallStreet protests. While the protests are circling around economic reform, a new subject of debate, and ultimately protest, has surfaced. The big three media companies – Fox, NBC, & CNN have knowingly shelved the story as much as possible.
Some people will see anything they want to see in any particular movement or demonstration. Movements like Occupy Wall Street are like a Rorschach Inkblot Test — although it’s just ink on a piece of paper, you can see the future and the past in every blot. Psychologist and psychoanalyst Todd Essig sees what he wants to see in the movement.
The Psychology of Occupy Wall Street | World of Psychology
The nascent movement known as Occupy Wall Street had its largest single day of protests on Saturday. And a funny thing happened: most of the action was far from Wall Street itself.
The Geography of Occupying Wall Street (And Everywhere Else) - NYTimes.com
What to make of Occupy Wall Street: ignore it as silly excess or embrace the movement? celebrate the energy or ridicule the process? fear the consequences or welcome the possibilities?