The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

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Occupy Is Not the Only Movement
The strength of radical movements lies in their variety.
Biola Jeje
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The Naiveté of Nihilism
How Occupy challenged the way we think, speak and act upon resistance.
Marilyn Katz
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The Possibilities of Change
Young people continue to organize in the wake of Occupy
Sarah Jaffe
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The Institutions of the Left Did Little
How Occupy survived despite a lack of union support.
Cole Stangler
Hobby Lobby May Know a Lot About Yarn, But It’s Wrong About Birth Control
Lindsay Beyerstein
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‘Hopelessness is Our Biggest Enemy’
Why young people must continue to fight for change.
Linda Stout
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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
Labor
This Thanksgiving, Spare a Moment to Consider Turkey Plant Workers
Bruce Vail
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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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