The year 2020 has caused many white people to realize we live in a racist system. The Green New Deal is about systemic change for all, and deconstructing racism must be front and central in this agenda.
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Sleepless in New York City
Stephanie Keith, originally trained as a painter and anthropologist, began her photography career after attending the International Center for Photography in New York City.
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Occupying Wall Street
On September 30, Accra Shepp, a New York-based fine art photographer, began making portraits of the Occupy Wall Street protesters in Liberty Square with his antique wooden large format camera.
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Whatever Happened to the 8-Hour Day?
It is ridiculous to blame unionized public sector workers for the budget deficit.
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Lela Edgar image Gallery
Originally from Connecticut, Lela Edgar has spent the last 10 years in Los Angeles working in the entertainment industry. Her work as appeared in Huffington Post and The Sun Magazine.
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Sketching a Movement
Occupy Comix was launched to bring you the anecdotes, glimpses, pictures and critical stories and dreams of struggle occurring all around us.
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Better Off Dead?
Social movements have a history of producing eye-catching protest art, the most famous example of which is Picasso's Guernica, created in response to the bombing of Basque Country during the Spanish Civil War.
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Under The Blue Tarp
about the Under the Blue Tarp project, including the protestors' reasons for Occupying
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Beautiful Destruction
Louis Helbig is a commercial pilot and self-taught photographer who shot the Alberta Tar Sands in the summer of 2008 and the winter of 2012.
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Graffiti Philosophy
This three-minute video collage presents political and social commentary as related by public graffiti.
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OCCUPY CENTURY ALUMINUM
Photographed in February and March of 2012, photographer James Fassinger repeatedly visited the grandparents and retirees who were fighting a David versus Goliath battle in Ravenswood, West Virginia.