¡Hola! Everybody… Busy, busy, busy! Today, in addition to all the insanity, I facilitated two women’s workshops, attended a steering committee meeting for a campaign against racial profiling and police brutality (here), and stopped by Occupy Wall St. for an hour or so before heading home. Yeah… LOL! * * * Update: Occupy Wall St., [...]
Archive for September, 2011
Occupy Wall St. [Day 13]
Posted: September 30, 2011 in activism, anger, NonviolenceTags: anti-capitalism, political activism, progressivism, resistance
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The Wall St. Occupation
Posted: September 27, 2011 in Freedom, media distortion, NonviolenceTags: activism, political actions
¡Hola! Everybody… So… after watching the heavy-handed treatment of the Wall St. protestors… I decided to join in. I have friends/ former colleagues who have been Occupying Wall St. from the get, and early on I had decided not to get involved. Being involved in two other campaigns (one confronting racial profiling by the NYPD), [...]
Labor Struggles
Posted: September 5, 2011 in activism, economics, empowermentTags: Freedom, History, labor, Labor Day, Labour movement, Ludlow Massacre, oppression, revolution
¡Hola! Everybody… It is Labor Day — people died so you could have this day off; for the right to bargain collectively, for the 40-hour week, and paid vacations. People died so that you could enjoy workplace safety and work while maintain at least a semblance of human dignity and living wage. The freedom to [...]
