Dreaming in Public

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ISBN: 9781780260846 | 1780260849
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Copyright: 6/12/2012

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A collection of materials, from public statements to engaged reportage, essays focused on analysis and strategy, and documentation of the visual culture of the movement. Neither a narrative of the events nor an observer analysis but an assembly of the 'raw materials' that developed within the movement. This is an account of the thinking to help others in future.

Preface	p. 8
Foreword	p. 10
Anonymous	p. 14
Introduction	p. 15
Amy Schrager Lang & Daniel Lang/Levitsky: The Politics of the Impossible
Information Desk	p. 26
The Audacity of Occupy Wall Street	p. 27
Darth Vader and Occupy Wall Street: A Twitter Essay	p. 31
The Most Important Thing in the World	p. 43
Media	p. 47
Declaration of the Occupation of New York City	p. 49
Occupy Student Debt Campaign Pledges & Principles	p. 52
The Mortville Declaration of Independence	p. 54
Occupy Wall Street Statement of Solidarity	p. 56
UAW Local 2865 Resolution in Support of Occupy Oakland General Strike	p. 58
American Library Association Occupy Wall Street Library Resolution & Press Statement	p. 61
Jóvenes en resistencia alternativa Solidarity Statement: We walk by asking, we reclaim by Occupying	p. 63
Organization of Women's Freedom in Iraq Message of Solidarity to Occupy Wall Street	p. 67
Response to OWS Egypt Delegation Proposal	p. 70
Library	p. 72
Another American Way	p. 73
What I Saw at #Occupy WallStreet Last Night, and What I Saw When I Left	p. 75
Adrienne Maree Brown from liberty plaza; let it breathe	p. 79
One Step in Building the 'Occupy/Unify' Movement in Detroit	p. 85
Occupy DC (Hasty Notes)	p. 88
Occupy Oakland Day Four: Wherein I speak to some folks, and the General Assembly debates MoveOn's move in	p. 92
Facilitation	p. 99
Heirs to the Autonomen	p. 100
Statement	p. 104
On Occupy Wall Street	p. 108
The Bureaucracies of Anarchy (Parts 1 &2)	p. 112
Occupying Process, Processing Occupy: Spokes Council musings by one POC	p. 121
Safer Spaces	p. 125
Occupy Oakland: Hugs Are Also an Option	p. 126
Occupy Boston Women's Caucus Statement	p. 128
A Bunch of Trans Women Occupiers OWS Must Resist Cis-Supremacy and Trans-Misogyny	p. 129
Society Must Be Defended From Rats	p. 133
Occupy Wall Street Safer Spaces Working Group Transforming Harm & Building Safety: Confronting sexual violence at Occupy Wall Street and beyond	p. 138
People of Color	p. 141
Bruce A Dixon Occupy Where? What's In It For Black and Brown People?	p. 143
Forget Diversity, It's About 'Occupying' Racial Inequity	p. 147
American Indian Movement of Colorado An Indigenous Platform Proposal for 'Occupy Denver'	p. 150
So Real It Hurts: Notes on Occupy Wall Street	p. 154
Race-ing Occupy Wall Street	p. 161
Letter to Occupy Together Movement	p. 164
low end theory the last thing we need	p. 171
Arts & Culture	p. 175
Percentages	p. 176
Octopi Everywhere	p. 177
Pepper Spray Cop	p. 178
Tents	p. 180
Posters	p. 181
Eat the Rich	p. 184
The Empire Strikes Back	p. 185
We Are Legion	p. 186
We Are Everywhere	p. 187
Jaime Omar Yassin (& Chris Kendrick) 'I'm on a Boat!': Occupy Oakland navigates in unknown waters	p. 188
Puppets & Projections	p. 192
Memory Is Solidarity: Ogawa-Grant Plaza as Opportunity	p. 194
Sustainability	p. 197
Thirteen Observations made by Lemony Snicket while watching Occupy Wall Street from a Discreet Distance	p. 199
In the Name Itself	p. 201
Occupying the Imagination, Cultivating a New Politics (Part 5)	p. 203
The Oakland Commune	p. 206
the class implications of 'know your history'	p. 213
Arriving at Occupy LA - cops and dogs have more of a place than people with disabilities!	p. 216
change comes from connection across difference not by erasing difference	p. 221
Stop the Tether Ball	p. 223
Direct Action	p. 225
A Letter to Other Occupiers	p. 227
The Coming General Strike	p. 234
UC Davis Bicycle Barricade No Cops, No Bosses	p. 245
Occupy Oakland Port Blockade Working Group Clarification on Nature of Call for West Coast Port Blockade	p. 248
The Sword and the Shield: Occupy Foreclosures	p. 250
Town Planning	p. 253
Occupy Wall Street Prepares for Crackdown - Will Bloomberg try to tear it all down?	p. 254
The People's Microphone	p. 260
C-SPAN for Radicals	p. 263
Occupy Oakland, Day 8: Solving global problems in a downtown microcosm	p. 267
Room for the Poor	p. 270
Elsewhere	p. 277
Occupying Everywhere: A Global Movement?	p. 278
Occupy the North	p. 280
Voices from the Occupation: The homeless & the hungry - modern-day outlaws	p. 283
We Need Caveats On Inclusivity	p. 289
Disguising, Mythologising and Protest	p. 291
Past Tents: A brief history of protest camping	p. 295
No Parties, No Banners: The Spanish experiment with direct democracy	p. 298
See, The Nigerian Revolution Has Begun	p. 305
Is This The End of The Nigerian Revolution?	p. 307
Onward	p. 309
The Flow Chart of the Declaration of the Occupation of NYC	p. 309
Occupy, Defined	p. 310
Index	p. 312
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