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  • Folk the Banks

    U.K.-based Occupation Records, born out of Occupy London, will release its debut compilation on June 4, and a small sampler of songs is available now to whet your appetite.

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  • We Are All Illegals

    Outernational is not your typical rock ‘n roll band: the five-piece activist rock group flavors their music with mariachi and Spanish shout outs, recently released an album slamming U.S. immigration policy, and has even played gigs at Native American reservations.

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  • Europeans to Rise Up May 12

    We are united in our demands: the welfare of the 99% must be respected.

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  • Music Carried Occupy Nigeria

    Whether Occupy Nigeria was a successful revolution or no, is a debate I’ll leave to pundits.

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  • Tar Sands Production In America Is Closer Than You Think

    Tar sands in Utah, like in Canada, contain a form of petroleum called bitumen that can be refined into gasoline. But the process is costly, energy-intensive, and on a life-cycle basis releases far more global warming pollutants than conventional oil refining operations.

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  • Our Government, the Keyboard Cops

    If CISPA enters into U.S. law alongside the recently enacted National Defense Authorization Act – which gives the government the power to detain any American for anything forever – fundamental civil liberties will be threatened in a way that no democracy can tolerate.

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  • Four Poems for an Occupy Spring

    Following the dispossessed to Zuccotti / I never looked up at what blocked the sun / from warming the rebel camp, / The shadow of a country / that lost its spine, Consumed by smoke and zealotry.

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  • Fighting Austerity, Reclaiming our City

    Between May 10 and May 15, New Yorkers — in solidarity with global calls to action from around the world — will carry out Another City is Possible, Another World is Possible, a week of actions connecting the city budget to austerity measures around the world, all culminating on May 15 at 6 p.m. in a mass convergence in Times Square.

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  • The Sounds of the L.A. Riots

    Reflecting back on 1992 uprising, so much in Los Angeles has changed. But so much has also remained the same.

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  • Illustrating the Revolution

    Seth Tobocman, one of the founding editors of the political comic book World War 3 Illustrated, has used his illustrating skills to challenge our warped system.

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