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If Occupy Is a Battle, the First Round Was a Success

Understanding that the tides of social movements bring challenges and victories.

Carl Davidson

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Advice For Strategic Planning

A history professor weighs in on how Occupy will bring change.

Susan Levine

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What Indians Want

For starters, sovereignty over tribal membership and resource development.

Thomas King

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Finding Power in Occupy

How Occupy invigorated a generation's fight for survival.

Kirin Kanakkanatt

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While Occupy Wasn’t Perfect, It Didn’t Fail Either

How smaller coalitions are more inclusive and better equipped to address state powers.

Michael Collins

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Occupy for the Long Haul

Why you can't build movements based on immediate gratification.

Andrew Bashi

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Book Review: Down the Up Escalator

Barbara Garson's new book puts the blame for the economic collapse where it belongs.

Jane Slaughter

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American Workers: From Bounty to Bleakness

This Thanksgiving, many American workers won't share in the bounty they helped create.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

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A Historical Perspective on Occupy

Why Occupy is a continuation of the Left's struggle.

Neal Meyer

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Occupy’s Success Will Take a Lifetime

An organizer's perspective on the need for continued efforts.

Nick Espinosa

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Who Are The 99%?

A suggestion on how to build radically inclusive movements.

Asha Ransby-Sporn

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Homeland, Season 3, Episode 9: Bye Bye Brody

Brody returns just long enough for some furniture destruction and a training montage.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Generation Hopeless?

Occupy has left some Millennials questioning their place in social movements.

Matthew Richards

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House Hacks Away at Environmental Regulations

In two-day binge, the GOP greased the way for drilling and fracking.

Cole Stangler

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Suburban Homes Ablaze

How irresponsible development turned the American West into kindling.

David Sirota

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We Don’t Have to Love Doris Lessing, But We Should Admire Her

After her death, critics have paid more attention to Lessing's personality than her prose.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Drone Free Zone

At the second annual Drone Summit, Code Pink and Cornel West argue that all lives are equal.

Cole Stangler

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Actually, Republicans Don’t Believe in Corporate Freedom

The GOP has jumped in to stop companies from letting their workers unionize.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

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Homeland, Season 3, Episode 8: Cruel, But No Longer Unusual

Homeland's insistence on torturing Carrie has become routine to the point of hilarity.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Ocwen Servicing Knows You’re Angry…

The explosion of non-bank mortgage servicers is hurting American homeowners.

Joel Sucher

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How Mayor Rahm Emanuel Awoke a Progressive Resistance in Chicago

The war between Chicago's 99% and its latest mayor.

Kari Lydersen

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Trans-Pacific Partnership Opponents Score Major Victory

This week, 174 House members declared their opposition to fast-tracking the free-trade agreement.

Cole Stangler

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Christie’s Grand Ol’ Party Is Just That: Old

The presidential hopeful's policies harken back to the good ol' days of Bush-era conservatism.

David Sirota

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Who’s to Blame for ENDA’s Demise?

Democrats and major gay-rights groups haven’t pressed all that hard to end workplace discrimination.

Cole Stangler