Jason Netek Reports from Occupy: 12/12 Look here for regularly updated news of the Occupy movement. In this round-up: Denton, Texas.
Lee Sustar The battle in Seattle In November 1999, tens of thousands of people came together in a show of force against the World Trade Organization.
Paul D’Amato Taking on the ruling ideas in society The ruling ideas of each age have ever been the ideas of its ruling class, Marx and Engels wrote in the Communist Manifesto.
Obrero Socialista Ratericanos y encubridócratas Las diferencias entre los dos partidos es tan mínima como máxima es la desconexión entre lo que representan y las preocupaciones reales de los trabajadores.
Lee Sustar Organizing for the port shutdown A grassroots effort by both Occupy activists and rank-and-file workers is behind the effort to shut down West Coast ports December 12, despite claims to the contrary.
Blair Ellis and Laura Durkay Ready to Occupy Our Homes The Occupy movement took another step December 6 with actions in more than 25 cities to occupy foreclosed homes and challenge evictions.
Gregg Shotwell A bankruptcy that doesn’t fly American Airlines' bankruptcy filing shows that Chapter 11 isn't about financial distress--it's a plan for union-busting.
Mark Naison Keeping Occupy independent The Occupy movement could reinvent what is possible in U.S. politics--if it remains unattached to mainstream parties.
Brit Schulte and Matt Camp Frank Miller’s comically bad rant It's difficult to decide where to begin picking apart graphic novelist Frank Miller's "argument" against Occupy.
Readers’ View U.S. hypocrisy over Burma’s regime The people of Burma deserve democracy and human rights, but they don't need "reforms" that are prescribed or imposed by U.S. politicians.
