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Wall Street crooks: A brief history of financial deregulation
Michael Carr | 'Deregulation for Wall Street crooks' is one chapter of a manuscript entitled, Wall Street Thieves: the Crisis of Capitalism and the 99% Movement for a Just and Better World.
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Activist Communiqué: New York City refuses to back officer who pepper-sprayed Occupy activists
Krystalline Kraus | On September 24, 2011, at an Occupy Wall Street demonstration at Union Square, one NYPD officer singlehandedly became the catalyst for the burgeoning Occupy movement.
Book Review
End This Depression Now!
Paul Krugman: How to End This Depression
Fred Block | Paul Krugman is stepping up to play the kind of role that John Maynard Keynes performed in the 1930s -- arguing in clear accessible language for the government to spend to get us out of the slump.
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Activist Communiqué: Occupy Hong Kong's nine-month encampment coming to an end?
Krystalline Kraus | Occupy Hong Kong's encampment has been active for nine months in the open air plaza at the foot of the HSBC Asian headquarters in the busy financial district.
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Activist Communiqué: Occupy Fourth of July American conference
Krystalline Kraus | The Occupy conference was a chance for Occupy Wall Street and all its sister movements to gather at the historic Independence Mall for a series of demonstrations and workshops.
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Activist Communique: Occupy Fourth of July and the Canadian Occupy Summer
Krystalline Kraus | News about an Occupy USA conference on July 4, 2012 and the Canadian Occupy movement. 
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Vancouver launch of 'Occupy This!' with Judy Rebick and Musqueam spokesperson Cecilia Point
rabble staff | On Sunday, June 17, author and activist Judy Rebick spoke at a launch of her new book, 'Occupy This!' The event was held at the W2 Media Cafe, and sponsored by rabble.ca.
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May 1 in New York City.
A conversation about Occupy Wall Street: 'Making the impossible seem possible'
Aaron Leonard | Nine months ago Occupy Wall Street set up an encampment in New York's financial district, an action that served as an 'opening bell' for a movement that quickly coursed across the U.S. and beyond.
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Occupy feminism: Start of a fourth wave?
Megan Boler | What challenges will a fourth wave of feminism face? What lessons have been learned? Is a fourth wave of feminism rising from an ocean of unrest?
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How Occupy and the Indignados helped inspire Quebec, where 'every street is Wall Street'
Jesse Rosenfeld | This movement may be drawing on global influences — Paris 1968, the Arab Spring, Occupy Wall Street, European anti-austerity movements - but it is still fundamentally Quebecois.
Book Review
Moments of Excess: Essential reading for Occupy and Quebec student activists
Stefan Christoff | Moments of Excess, a collection of anarchist writings, offers important reflections for participants in the grassroots Occupy movement and the Quebec student movement.
Blog
99% Spring: New radical alliances for a new era
Joshua Kahn Russell, Harmony Goldberg | Last month, a broad alliance of organizations from across the progressive spectrum came together to train 100,000 people in non-violent direct action. It was called 99% Spring.