Eric Toussaint A victory for the outraged The huge day of action October 15 inspired by Occupy Wall Street was the first global protest against those responsible for the economic crisis.
Report Reports from Occupy: 10/19 Look here for regularly updated news of the Occupy movement. In this round-up: San Francisco; San Diego; Fort Worth, Texas.
Brian Tierney D.C. labor and Occupy unite The convergence of labor and Occupy D.C. activists underlines the many connections the two movements share.
Julian Guerrero Battling the New Jim Crow More than 140 people in New York City attended the launch meeting for the Campaign to End the New Jim Crow.
Sharon Smith When workers occupied Today's Occupy movement stands in a long tradition of struggles that have depended on the determination of activists that "we shall not be moved."
Report Reports from Occupy: 10/18 Look here for regularly updated news of the Occupy movement. In this round-up: Portland, Ore.; Madison, Wis.; Sacramento, Calif.; Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Steve Early Change to Win’s lack of change Six years after the formation of the Change to Win labor coalition, only four of the seven unions that broke away from the AFL-CIO remain in it.
Tara Lee Our backs were against the wall A leader of the postal workers' wildcat strike of 1970 describes what happened in this pivotal battle for public-sector workers.
Scott McLemee Why is the Occupy movement moving? One reason for Occupy Wall Street's widespread and growing appeal is its ability to dramatize the issue of inequality.
Readers’ View What have the rich done for us lately? The greed of Wall Street bankers is not an accident. We live in an economic system that encourages us all to be like them.
