Posts Tagged ‘occupy wall street’
Random Monday Roundup . . .
. . . in Occupy news: 1) A thought-provoking, necessary essay by Robert Jensen, professor at the School of Journalism at the University of Texas, Austin: “Occupy demands: Let’s radicalise our analysis.” 2) Meanwhile, in the South of the U.S., Katelyn Ferral and Mark Schultz, at the News & Observer, report “Police arrest Chapel Hill [...]
Jan Clausen, OccupyWallStreet, & Horses
At A.Blog, my friend Jan Clausen is blogging from “Occupy Wall Street” as an activist, lit scholar, poet, social critic, union member . . . I could go on, with the labels, but won’t. Clausen’s writing has spanned numerous genres. In the 1980s, she focused heavily on fiction, publishing a story collection and two novels [...]
From the Archives, Re #OccupyWallStreet and Its Varied Representations in Corporate Media
CLASSIFIED TO: Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Homeland Security Council RE: SURVEILLANCE OF “VIRTUOUS PAGANS” (ongoing memorandum) Submitted herewith is the running memorandum concerning surveillance of the “Virtuous Pagans.” The new material added to bring this memorandum up to date is divided into two sections, New Intelligence and Intercepted Communications, and is as follows: NEW INTELLIGENCE [...]
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