Monthly Archives: January 2013
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The sublime madness of the revolutionary
Leave a commentJanuary 24, 2013 by Posted by Peter Rugh
Author, journalist and Harvard Divinity School graduate Chris Hedges on enduring these mad times. By Chris Hedges The planet we …
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Class War Goes from Classroom to School Bus in New York City
Leave a commentJanuary 21, 2013 by Posted by Peter Rugh
The wheels on New York City’s school buses aren’t going round. In what’s becoming a familiar song these days in …
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“Rising against the privileged minority of the earth”; the legacy of MLK
1January 21, 2013 by Posted by Peter Rugh
America’s first black president will be sworn in for his second term today. The re-inauguration coincides with a federal holiday marking the …
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Sandy Survivors asking, “Where is the city?”
Leave a commentJanuary 17, 2013 by Posted by Peter Rugh
Residents of Rockaway, Queens are demanding mold remediation for homes hit by Sandy. Click here to sign a petition in …
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Prospects for Occupy’s labor struggles in 2013
Leave a commentJanuary 15, 2013 by Posted by Peter Rugh
On a cold December morning, before sunrise in New York’s Chinatown, about 60 activists gathered in front of Dunkin’ Donuts …
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As New York’s fracking moratorium nears expiration, activists vow civil disobedience
1January 11, 2013 by Posted by Peter Rugh
Hundreds of clenched fists were raised Wednesday afternoon at Albany’s Empire Convention Center. Behind a security checkpoint defended by state …
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From divestment to political power
6January 2, 2013 by Posted by Peter Rugh
Author Christian Parenti critiques 350.org’s fossil fuel divestment campaign in this article, originally published at Common Dreams in December. Below, …
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