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OCCUPY TALKS TORONTO: Indigenous Perspectives on the Occupy Movement
Ali Hugill reports from Occupy Talks Toronto for protestcamps.org The vocabulary of occupation has recently gained a global political prominence for the Left. Those of us calling ourselves the ‘99%’, who – with varying degrees of radical fervour – broadly … Continue reading
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Tagged ali hugill, indigenous justice, occupy canada, occupy toronto
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Protest Camps to speak at Occupy event with Chris Hedges
On Friday January 27, 2012 Protest Camps’ Anna Feigenbaum and Patrick McCurdy will host workshops at the media@mcgill sponsored event Media, Politics and Protest Camps in the Occupy Social Movement. Anna’s workshop Feeling the Movementwill look at how feelings and … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, affect, Chris Hedges, media frames, occupy ottawa, occupy wall st, occupylsx, tactics
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