Open Communiqué by Migs (Mark Neiweem)
02 July 2013
A prisoner from the NATO 5 presents an update, and explains why he took a non-cooperating plea.
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Chicago’s South Side rises up against gun violence
30 June 2013
"This peace movement is not protesting a foreign war. It is not trying to catch the ear of the president. Instead, it is trained on the community."
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The Turkish Uprising: First-hand Experiences from an American Photographer
27 June 2013
Photos and writing from photographer Jenna Pope's experience at the ongoing protests in Istanbul.
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The Abandoned Park
26 June 2013
A student reflects on how a park remembered for its activism has become a place abandoned by apathy. "A flowering garden of youth, of energy, of will, and yet when one questions the politics, the student clubs, groups and activities, the movements, one is met with silence."
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Report from Brasil: a Wild Swing to the Right
24 June 2013
After weeks of protesting and manifestations, the media narrative takes a swing to the right.
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The People Woke Up
23 June 2013
"Brasil finally remembered how to riot, and the powers that be are a little afraid. the social contract has been broken."
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VIDEO: Vem Pra Rua! Stories from the streets of Brasil
21 June 2013
On June 20th 2013, 1 million people filled the streets of Sao Paulo. These are a few of their stories. The revolution will not be televised, help us #changethenarrative.
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VIDEO: What’s a City Indian?
21 June 2013
Examining the differences and division between city Indians and reservation Indians and why that cleavage is detrimental to Native Americans.
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PHOTOS: Istanbul portrayed by Michele Sibiloni
20 June 2013
Michele Sibiloni's photos from the ongoing protests and occupation of Taksim Square in Istanbul.
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How to get sued by the Chamber of Commerce and influence people
20 June 2013
Getting sued by a majorly cashed-up corporate lobbying group is probably not a great idea. But sometimes it can work out in your favor. Just ask the Yes Men.
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