Occupy Providence Featured In The Sociological Quarterly
The Sociological Quarterly has an entire section devoted to the Occupy Movement in its Spring 2013 volume. You can read it for free at the Wiley Online Library. While the whole section includes articles from the likes of former president of the American Sociological Association Frances Fox Piven and independent journalist Sarah Jaffe, and all [...]
Supreme Court Declines To Hear My RNC Civil Suit
I was arrested while walking through a park at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota four years ago. Along with many other alarmed citizens, I was charged with Felony Riot and taken to Ramsey County Jail. With the support of Minneapolis Hip Hop group Atmosphere and the Rhode Island music label Strange Famous [...]
A Eulogy for #Occupy
If you’re busy, don’t read much further. Wait until you have a lunch break or are home or something. Because Quinn Norton’s “A Eulogy for #Occupy” is that good. Contained within is all the hope, the pain, and the ultimate end of the Occupy Movement as we knew it. You find things like this about [...]
Occupy Activist On All-Night State House Protest
A dispatch from Jim Daly, one of the Occupy Providence activists who spent the the night protesting in front of the State House.
Occupy Providence Returns
Occupy Providence is back in Burnside Park. But there are a couple of things different about this incarnation of the local 99 Percent movement. One difference is they aren’t camping this time around. Not yet, anyways. But they have been meeting daily in what activists call the People’s Park for a little over a week [...]
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