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June 5: Wisconsin Recall and Testing Our Mettle
Well, it’s here folks: June 5th the Walker Recall Vote in Wisconsin. In February 2011, scores and scores of Wisconsinites stood up against Gov. Scott Walker’s anti-union attacks, occupied the State Capitol building for two […]
Comcast Shareholders’ Rage
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With drums pounding and protesters chanting on the sidewalk at 13th and Arch, Fight for Philly activists took on the role of activist shareholders. The target was Comcast and the goal was to pressure them […]
Occupy the Labor Movement
Mayday in New York City was a force to be reckoned with. On that overcast and dreary morning, thousands of protesters who consisted of #Occupiers, labor unions, musicians, artists, immigrants, students and concerned citizens alike, embarked on a […]
Occupy the Corporations
It seems that the Occupy Movement has slipped away forever from the media minds that scantily covered them at all in the first place. Fewer and fewer people even ask me about what we have been […]
Anti-Occupy Law Passed By Congress & White House Nearly Unanimously | Lee Camp MOC #124
__________ Lee Camp is a stand-up comic. …Sometimes people make him write things too. He’s a contributor to The Onion and has performed stand-up comedy at events featuring Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Al Gore. […]
URGENT CALL TO ACTION: Food is a Human Right: Not an excuse for a permit.
Growing up in Philadelphia and attending high school in center city, I have witnessed first-hand the harsh lifestyles and living conditions many homeless people endure. Roman Catholic High School is located near the heart of […]
Is It Time to Occupy Big Media?
“Between the public sector and the private sector, we have wreaked untold havoc on the media environment.” These aren’t the words of a progressive media advocate such as University of Illinois professor Robert McChesney or […]
Sustaining Activist Media: An Appeal Just in Time for Corbett’s Assault
As many of you already know, earlier today PA Governor Tom Corbett, announced a draconian budget that would cut deep into the fabric of PA’s public institutions while handing over huge give-backs to corporations. Last […]