This was not a mere bureaucratic foul-up. It was a systematic effort to monitor leftwing activists who were simply exercising their First Amendment rights.read more

How local law enforcement and Homeland Security help Wall Street.read more

It wasn't Red Cross or Salvation Army volunteers stacking towels and preparing hot pasta dishes. It was local community members and Occupy Wall Street organizers.read more

The films captured both the medium and the message--a testament to the vitality of storytelling as a political tool, and panorama of a movement that is helping level social inequities with each new space it claims.read more

The corporate media is eager to administer last rites, but the movement is alive and kicking.read more

This is the city I love, the movement we need! And then a tank appears.read more

“The 99% Movement” has something for everyone, even the Left, but is it Occupy?read more

It was a strong step toward unity and justice.read more

These two frontal assaults on our rigged class system hold great promise.read more

The battle going on at the Walmart center in Mira Loma is an exemplary case of the chess match between capital and labor, as long as you realize labor is starting the game with virtually no piecesread more

I spent seven weeks in Zuccotti Park, and here is what I got.read more

We visited nearly thirty occupations in twenty states in two months.read more

Indiana seems a lot like Wisconsin these days. In both states, people are resisting assaults on their rights as workers. Last year, Badgers protested in massive numbers and occupied the capitol building. This year, Hoosiers are protesting the new right to work legislation. And they are talking about occupying the Super Bowl.read more