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Monthly Archives: October 2011
How Culture Should be Used:Introducing Hip Hop Occupies.
What comes first; the movement or the music? After hours of debates with friends about the relationship between culture and struggle I’ve come to the conclusion that culture is a reflection of the reality people live in for better or … Continue reading
Posted in Race, Strategy and Tactics, What's up in Seattle
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Queer Liberation and Class Struggle at Decolonize/Occupy Seattle
My friend RGB and I are organizing a series called “Queer Liberation and Class Struggle” at Decolonize/Occupy Seattle. The upcoming session is Tues on Nov 1st at 4pm. We will be selected sections from Marx’s Alienated Labor and discussing it … Continue reading
Posted in Gender, Labor, Theory, What's up in Seattle
Tagged Capitalism, Class struggle, gender, Marx, Occupy Seattle, queer liberation
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Rise and Decolonize: Let’s Get Free! Nov 18th
National-Call-to-Action: Rise & Decolonize! Let’s Get Free Rally DOWNTOWN SEATTLE – WESTLAKE CENTER Seattle, WA, Friday, November 18, 2011 at 5:00pm – In solidarity with All Peoples Revolutionary Front and the POC Caucus of Occupy Seattle, Hip Hop Occupies organizes a … Continue reading
Perspectives on Occupy Atlanta from Revolutionary Voices
A comrade in Unity and Struggle wrote an important piece on race and why it’s important for revolutionaries to engage in the Occupy movement. We’re reposting the beginning of it here for the value it lends to the discussion on … Continue reading
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Loren Goldner and Darryl Mitchell talks available online
This past month, BOC co-hosted 2 amazing speakers who both discussed the crisis of Capitalism within this period. It has helped us understand our engagement within the Decolonize/Occupy movement in Seattle. Thanks to our friend J, these videos are available … Continue reading
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Why we didn’t let Larry Gossett speak at Decolonize/Occupy Seattle
Editors Note 1/18/2012: Our critiques are specific to the actions of Mr. Bocanegra, not of El Comite, an organization he is a member of. We specifically critique not only Mr. Bocanegra’s sexist and ageist behavior, but more significantly in this … Continue reading
Solidarity from Cairo
We are reposting this from In Front and Center blog. * Letter of solidarity to OWS from Tahrir Editor’s note: We are sharing and re-printing this statement of solidarity written by activists in Cairo, as we think it is crucial to acknowledge … Continue reading
Toward a Radical Strategy in Decolonize/Occupy Seattle
Friends, comrades, fellow occupiers, Many of us have been involved in Decolonize/Occupy Seattle nonstop, dealing with the constant crises, from police raids to racist and sexist behavior inside the occupation. Despite our differences we have done an excellent job coming … Continue reading
