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Occupy Wall Street’s Race Problem, Kenyon Farrow

Kenyon Farrow

The economic crisis has disproportionately affected people of color, in particular African Americans. Given the stark economic realities in communities of color, many people have wondered why the Occupy Wall Street movement hasn’t become a major site for mobilizing African Americans.

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Occupying, Organizing and the Movements That Demand Both, Rinku Sen

Rinku Sen

With people power exploding all around us, both new and old social justice activists are trying to figure out where to plug in, how to support the moment and what we can all do to turn it into lasting

Economic Justice
Occupy Wall Street

The Fantastic Success of Occupy Wall Street, Immanuel Wallerstein

Immanuel Wallerstein

The Occupy Wall Street movement – for now it is a movement – is the most important political happening in the United States since the uprisings in 1968, whose direct descendant or continuation it is.

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Occupy Wall Street’s Race Problem, Kenyon Farrow

Occupying, Organizing and the Movements That Demand Both, Rinku Sen

The Fantastic Success of Occupy Wall Street, Immanuel Wallerstein

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