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Acclaimed director John Singleton talks to Cenk form the Young Turks about his new documentary “Uprising: Hip Hop and the LA Riots” and how rap music paved the way for the resistance.
It was on and popping today as thousands of protesters across the world joined the May Day demonstrations on Tuesday, with Occupy Wall Street members in several U.S. cities leading rallies and in some cases, clashing with police.
Many protests and demonstrations are set to occur in major U.S. cities across the country involving labor unions, immigration activists and Occupiers in support of international workers' holiday.
After a winter hibernation, the Occupy Wall Street movement has risen once again and the OWS folk are taking their talents back to Zuccotti Park.
We have changed the national conversation for a better America.
My name is Vanessa Bahmani, I’m a Brooklyn based artist and photographer. I recently launched a Kickstarter Campaign to help fund the completion of my photography project titled "We Are the 99%". This project consists of compiling over 1,000 black and white film portraits taken with a ...
The Academy Award-winning Director recently sat down with the media team of Occupy Los Angeles and discussed everything from Ron Paul to the collapse of the Soviet Union.
The time has come to amplify the Occupy Movement like never before.
This group's efforts were aimed at stopping and reversing foreclosures on homeowners and people fighting for a place to live. 
President Barack Obama gave possibly the best speech of his Presidency, saying that economic inequality in America is at "a level we haven't seen since the Great Depression and it hurts us all."
Joan Donovan, an Occupy L.A. demonstrator, witnessed firsthand how Academy Award winning actor Sean Penn used his celeb voice on behalf of the Occupy L.A. movement, by demanding that the people let their voices be heard.
Has an Occupy Wall Street protester gone to the dark side and took a job on Wall Street? It seems so, according to the New York Post.
U.S. Park Police arrested at least 31 Occupy D.C. protesters who refused to dismantle an unfinished wooden structure they built in a park overnight.
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