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No Masters, No Slaves: First Meeting of the Student Anarchist Federation
On Saturday February 18, students from across Massachusetts gathered at Encuentro 5 in Chinatown for the inaugural meeting of the Student Anarchist Federation (SAF). The SAF hopes to build on the upsurge in anarchism’s
Read More »First Mass Occupy General Assembly
On February 18 at 1 pm, the first Mass Occupy General Assembly was held at U Mass Boston. Mass Occupy is an attempt to bring together all of Massachusetts’ local Occupy groups to talk
Read More »Harvard Community Protests Library Cuts
On the evening of Thursday, February 16, a circle of about forty picketers marched outside Harvard University’s Lamont Library, chanting and waving signs in an intermittent drizzle. The group had gathered to protest the
Read More »Occupy Boston Rings in the New Year
[galleryview id=13] (Photos: Julie Stone) It was the last afternoon of 2011. A small crowd had gathered in front of the Community Church of Boston, on the north side of Copley Square. Volunteers carrying
Read More »The Occupy Boston Summit
[galleryview id=9] (Photos by Alan Gilburg) On Saturday, November 19th, the school cafeteria of Josiah Quincy Elementary in Chinatown was filled to capacity with the bustle of conversation, the aroma of lentil stew, clustered
Read More »“The Right to Protest for Right”: Peniel E. Joseph on Economic Justice and Martin Luther King Jr.
As a chilly rain fell Thursday afternoon, the powerful voice of Peniel E. Joseph rang through Dewey Square. Joseph, a Professor of History at Tufts University, was delivering a lecture for Occupy Boston’s Free
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