Occupier Who Wants A Revolution Sues Orlando And Wins
A federal court awarded $200,000 in the case of an Orlando activist, Timothy Osamar, who was imprisoned for 18 days after scribbling with chalk “The revolution will not be televised” and “All I want for Christmas is a revolution” in
Occupy Minnesota: Broken Door From Raided Home Delivered To Sheriff
Sheriff's deputies tried twice this week to evict Occupy Minnesota supporters from a foreclosed home they were defending...
Occupy Wall Street Updates - New York City General Assembly
Every Friday Occupy Wall Street converges in the streets for Spring Training marches from Liberty Square to Wall Street in preparation for May Day, followed by a community pot-luck dinner...
Occupy Palm Beach Protesters Evicted, Arrested
Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office arrested Several “Occupy” protesters Monday at the old Palm Beach City Hall after they refused to leave despite an eviction notice from the city.
Occupy Austin Evicted
Austin Police evicted Occupy Austin late last night, and it seems the move came as somewhat of a surprise to the group.
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Austin Police began enforcing a new policy on City Hall property banning people from the building during
Chalk Drawing Occupy Orlando Protester Free After 3 Weeks In Jail
Timothy Osmar, a 25-year-old Occupy Orlando demonstrator spent three weeks in the Orange County jail after being arrested for using pink chalk to write on the sidewalk outside City Hall. He was released on Wednesday when the city prosecutor dropped the charges.
Oakland Police Raid Oscar Grant Park Over Teepee, 20 Arrested
Oakland police have arrested members of Occupy Oakland who were demonstrating in front of City Hall.
Occupy Orlando: Funeral For The Bill Of Rights
On December 19, 2011, Orlando Occupiers gathered together and headed out on a funeral march from City Hall to the Orange County Courthouse to hold a vigil for the dearly departed Bill of Rights...
Kids Make Paper Hearts For Mayor Bloomberg, NYPD Rips Them Up
A peaceful protest by parents and children participating in an anti-bullying march aimed at the New York Police Department's arrests of peaceful protesters ended in tears for many of the children when paper hearts they made for Mayor Bloomberg were torn down from the fence they were hanging from by police officers.
Cesar Chavez’s Grandson Arrested At Occupy L.A.
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Arthur S. Rodriguez, the grandson of labor and civil rights leader Cesar Chavez, was among the nearly 300 people arrested last week as authorities moved to shut down the Occupy L.A. encampment outside City Hall, according to his
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