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What Congress Should Learn from OWS

What Congress Should Learn from OWS

Michael De Los Santos in Occupy Wall Street 2 years ago

Congress can and should learn a lot from the Occupy movement, using the protests as a motivation to end our partisan gridlock and do what is best for the country.

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#OccupyWallStreet's Failed Revolution

#OccupyWallStreet's Failed Revolution

Daniel Solomon in Occupy Wall Street 2 years ago

In order to effectively mobilize for economic equality, Occupy Wall Street activists should abandon their framework for tactical revolution.

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Zomia and OWS: What the Movement Can Learn From Independent Asian Tribes

Zomia and OWS: What the Movement Can Learn From Independent Asian Tribes

Kyle Hemes in Occupy Wall Street 2 years ago

The independent upland tribes and groups of Southeast Asia who populate the region of "Zomia" may share similar strategies with Occupy Wall Street.

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Occupy Wall Street Doesn't Need Policy Solutions

Occupy Wall Street Doesn't Need Policy Solutions

Gabriel Daly in Occupy Wall Street 2 years ago

Occupy Wall Street should be judged on how well it shifts the direction of debate, not on the coherence of its policy prescriptions.

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Should Americans Support the Tea Party or Occupy Wall Street?

Should Americans Support the Tea Party or Occupy Wall Street?

Tom Palmer in Occupy Wall Street 2 years ago

I'm an American underwater in debt and with a stagnant income. Which group should I support: the Tea Party or Occupy Wall Street?

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Not Everyone is Backing OWS

Not Everyone is Backing OWS

Sal Bommarito in Occupy Wall Street 2 years ago

The Occupy Wall Street protests are an unorganized and unfocused movement that will not accomplish anything unless they become more than an extra annoyance and expense for New Yorkers.

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Occupy Capitol Hill: How Partisanship Hurts the Democratic Process

Occupy Capitol Hill: How Partisanship Hurts the Democratic Process

Nathaniel Reid in Occupy Wall Street 2 years ago

As protesters unite to Occupy Wall Street, the banks have occupied Congress, taking advantage of hyper-partisanship to lobby against government regulation.

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What Occupy Wall Street Can Learn From the Tea Party

What Occupy Wall Street Can Learn From the Tea Party

Bill O'Connell in Occupy Wall Street 2 years ago

Hear what a Tea Party activist has to say about Occupy Wall Street.

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