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Occupy Toronto

Bright Green Editors 25 October 2011 Occupy Toronto2011-10-25T08:30:32+01:00 Green Parties 2 Comments
By Juliette Daigre & Tom Malleson Occupy Toronto began on Saturday 15 October, with a 2,000 person march (a pretty impressive size for Canada) through the financial district before setting…
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This is a crisis for education

EddBauer 24 October 2011 This is a crisis for education2015-03-11T00:52:47+00:00 *Society* No Comment
This post is the first in a series Bright Green is doing in collaboration with an alliance of groups campaigning against the government’s ‘Opening Public Services’ proposals. The Government plans…
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St Paul’s – for the 1% or the 99%?

JonathanKent 22 October 2011 St Paul’s – for the 1% or the 99%?2011-10-22T11:39:02+01:00 Green Parties No Comment
I’m not an unalloyed fan of the man who gave his name to St Paul’s Cathedral.  Saul of Tarsus was an uncomfortable and divisive figure in early Christianity.  Many of…
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Barbarism With and Without a Human Face: Dale Farm, Brighton and Liberal Racism.

Alasdair Thompson 21 October 2011 Barbarism With and Without a Human Face: Dale Farm, Brighton and Liberal Racism.2011-10-21T09:00:07+01:00 *Society* 5 Comments
“Leaving with supporters today is about our own dignity and our appreciation of the support we’ve received. We’re leaving together as one family, and we are proud of that- you…
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How can Occupy London Stock Exchange move beyond its limits?

Bright Green Editors 19 October 2011 How can Occupy London Stock Exchange move beyond its limits?2011-10-19T12:30:00+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 2 Comments
This is a guest post by Guy Mitchell, who spent Saturday and Sunday at Occupy LSX. There is a starting point that is incredibly powerful to all this. It is…
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Why radicals should engage with Occupy London, not dismiss it

MurrayWorthy 19 October 2011 Why radicals should engage with Occupy London, not dismiss it2011-10-19T09:00:26+01:00 Green Parties 6 Comments
Over the last few days, there seems to be a growing trend from some people on the more radical left to knock Occupy London, dismissing or demeaning its demands and…
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Freezing and fighting

MatthewButcher 17 October 2011 Freezing and fighting2011-10-17T08:30:53+01:00 England & Wales 1 Comment
As the sun began to go down this evening, and the warm autumn day faded into a cold night, most of us will have been sat comfortably at home relaxing…
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#OccupyLSX – initial statement

Bright Green Editors 16 October 2011 #OccupyLSX – initial statement2011-10-16T22:25:58+01:00 England & Wales 7 Comments
At the assembly on the occupied steps of St Paul's, the following were agreed today. This is only a draft statement, and can always be added to, amended, or changed.…
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On the globalisation of occupation

Adam Ramsay 16 October 2011 On the globalisation of occupation2011-10-16T18:23:26+01:00 England & Wales 2 Comments
At 8:30 this morning, the vicar appeared. The protesters on the steps of St Paul's were beginning to stir after a disturbed night of discussion, chanting and occupation. At around…
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Anti-austerity protesters occupy St. Andrew’s Square

Bright Green Editors 15 October 2011 Anti-austerity protesters occupy St. Andrew’s Square2011-10-15T23:14:01+01:00 Green Parties No Comment
As part of a “global day of action” inspired by the Occupy Wall Street protests, around 400 anti-austerity protesters in Edinburgh have occupied St. Andrew’s Square, setting up a makeshift…
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