My First Visit to Occupy Austin
Last Sunday was my first visit to Occupy Austin. This post is much later than I wanted it to be because I have been struggling with my health. I’ll open here because part of the reason I identify with...
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Occupy’s Political Prisoners
Among the many signs of the profound threat that the Occupy movement poses to the status quo has been the coordinated effort by local and state police together with the Department of Homeland Security...
View ArticleMark Adams’ Hunger Strike (Occupy’s Political Prisoners Update)
Earlier this week I wrote about Occupy’s Political Prisoners, specifically Mark Adams (shown in the video to the right) and the NATO 5. There have been new developments in both cases. Hunger Strike...
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VIDEO: Peaceful Streets Rally for Anaheim
The Peaceful Streets Project with help from members of Occupy Austin held a solidarity rally on Saturday for the people of Anaheim California. This video, by Meg Seidel and Jeff Zavala of Zgraphix,...
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#OpValentine: Show A Prisoner Revolutionary Love
Valentine’s Day: some people love the romance, others decry it as an obligatory expression of love or lament the misery of being single on a day devoted to coupledom. If being single on February 14...
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A Conversation with Scott Crow, Part 2: Mutual Aid
Previously: Part 1, Occupy & Activism Radical activist networks are powerful sources of mutual aid during disasters. But what comes after? One reason I wanted to chat with Scott Crow was his...
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Tar Sands Healing Walk 2014
Late last month, indigenous activists from Canada’s Athabasca region and their allies took part in the fifth and final “Tar Sands Healing Walk.” Over a route of about 10 miles, they marched and gave...
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