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單調(diào)女

Intergenerational Dialogues,ruggles, became widespread during the period following the global financial crisis of 2008. I show how interrelated these struggles were, my own position to them, and how I became an organizer. This chapter acts as a prehistory of Occupy Wall Street, setting the stage for what was to come.

赤字

The Squares, with radical democratic alternatives. I describe how connections across the squares were made, in real time, and my own role in making them. I detail my trip to Egypt and lessons learned from revolutionary youth movements, as well as collaboration with 15 M.

作嘔

無(wú)目標(biāo)

Our Park,l to legal support, the connections between the movements are made clear. I argue that the occupation exercised autonomy from the state and capitalism, and created relationships based around care and mutual aid.

dandruff

This Is What Democracy Looks Like,tion of the New York City General Assembly evolved with those who participated in it, and show how key collective statements were crafted and decisions were reached. Overall, I argue that through the process, occupiers had their voices heard.

Junction

玉米

Allies,cial District is also called into question, as community relations take precedence over more internal agreements. While the eviction does not occur, the occupation is not the same. This moment, perceived as a victory, is actually the beginning of the movement’s demise.

管理員

Race in OWS,r Caucus, and the challenges they faced. I claim that while OWS was open and inclusive in some ways, there were still many informal ways that people of color were excluded from participation. I also note that within communities of color, there were different class and gender positions that complicated their ability to fight together.

jettison

The Eviction,a, then vacant. I analyze the nature of privately owned public space, and the response from the state to a liberated space. I engage with the work of George Caffentzis and mourn the loss of the commons.