general
Confront Racism: Zeitgeist Movement and #Occupy
Many of the ideas put forward in the Zeitgeist films have their origins in far-right and racist groups.
analysis, featured
The #Occupy Movement and the Militarization of Policing
Police assaults against Occupy are only part of the story.
analysis, capitalism, colonialism, culture, featured, general, music, neo-colonialism, POCO! Podcast, podcasts
POCO EDITOR’S INTERVIEW HIP ACTIVIST/ARTIST IMMORTAL TECHNIQUE!
On this episode of the podcast People Of Color Organize, Zari and Ikonoklast interview Hip-Hop Activist/Artist, Immortal Technique.
analysis, capitalism, colonialism, culture, featured, general, music, neo-colonialism, POCO! Podcast, podcasts
POCO EDITOR’S INTERVIEW HIP ACTIVIST/ARTIST IMMORTAL TECHNIQUE!
Posted on 21 November 2011
On this episode of the podcast People Of Color Organize, Zari and Ikonoklast interview Hip-Hop Activist/Artist, Immortal Technique. Continue Reading
analysis, featured
Rightists Want to Woo #OccupyWallStreet
Posted on 21 November 2011
A mix Ron Paul followers, Nazis and others seek to get involved. Continue Reading
activism, general
Conference: “Growing Up Policed: Surveilling Racialized Sexualities”
Posted on 20 November 2011
Growing Up Policed will also host crucial conversations with and among LGBTQ youth. Continue Reading
analysis, featured
Occupied Canada: The Political Economy of Indigenous Dispossession
Posted on 18 November 2011
The political economy of Canada rests on claims of ownership to all lands and resources within our national borders. So, what, in concrete terms, does it mean to talk about Occupy(ed) Canada to express the demands of the 99 per cent? Last week, the Globe and Mail reported that the Canadian Forces’ National Counter-Intelligence Unit has been keeping tabs [...] Continue Reading
featured, opinion
An Open Letter (and Invitation) to the So-Called 99% from People of Color
Posted on 16 November 2011
In case you thought you were special Continue Reading
featured, opinion
Critiquing #EndtheFed Conspiracism at #OccupyWallStreet
Posted on 15 November 2011
A take on the End the Fed protest appearing at Occupy actions. Continue Reading
analysis, featured
The 99 Percent is Not 90 Percent Men
Posted on 14 November 2011
If Week 1 of Occupy Wall Street was about surviving, Week 2 was about finding our voices. This protest is about the 99 percent of people in America who have been on the short end of the economic stick, but it appears the media believes it’s 90 percent made up of men. Some of the [...] Continue Reading
organizing
Quarterly Journal of Black Politics, ‘Souls,’ Features James Boggs
Posted on 13 November 2011
Activist icon's story offered this edition of the publication. Continue Reading
general, news
Social Media and #OccupyWallStreet: Is This Revolution 2.0?
Posted on 13 November 2011
There’s no doubt that the explosion of social media, mobile technology and online-organising capabilities have dramatically altered the battle terrain of class struggles today in ways good, bad and ugly. From the Arab Spring to New York’s ongoing Occupy Wall Street protests, social media and online organising are clearly transforming the way that small, isolated [...] Continue Reading
featured, history
23 Reasons Why We Should be Careful About Uncritically Accepting Western Views of the Syrian Insurrection
Posted on 11 November 2011
Enough said. Continue Reading
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