Among those who follow current events, cop worship is in steep decline around here, with the glowing reputation of the fuzz plummeting as facts surface about the Tsarnaev brothers and their likely criminal past. Continue reading
In the face of terror and chaos, we came together and looked out for each other, and we continue to do so. Here are some tweets to help you keep your chins up. Everyone has our backs. #StayStrong #Boston. Continue reading
“If Christmas is what commercials, malls, and decorations tell us it is, then please take my Christ out of Christmas.” Continue reading
We don’t know if there will be a new camp,
but we do know there will be a party. Continue reading
The rest of the weekend was a carnival, a spectacle of drum circles and meaningless chants, a gathering that looked much more like Bonnaroo than a revolution. Continue reading
Catharsis via compassion for the 99 Percent or bust, Master Wayne. Continue reading
“If people like us in Boston, they don’t need to worry anytime soon. Slash ever.”
THANK GOD. Continue reading
Despite the obvious contradiction, it is useful to think of Occupy as a political party, one that is largely defined by class—another characteristic of party affiliation. Continue reading
Boston Occupiers met at the Parkman Bandstand Friday night for an important meeting—a discussion on Occupy’s future and direction. Continue reading
Occupy Boston is shaking off the rust and getting back into swing for summer. Expect a raucous summer, folks. Continue reading
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