Here is a short video produced by Maggie at League of Education Voters to introduce viewers to the collaborative LEV/OAG Schools 2 Prisons research project. An OAG zine based on the research is forthcoming, while LEV moves forward strongly with the campaign to Stop School Pushout. Enjoy!
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An Open Letter Regarding the Non-violence Vs Diversity of Tactics Debate
The following letter was written by a participant in Decolonize/Occupy Seattle who wishes to remain anonymous. Views expressed are those of said activist speaking as an autonomous individual. It was originally posted on OccupySeattle.org Open Letter to Decolonize/ Occupy Seattle, I am writing concerning the debate about nonviolence vs. diversity of tactics. I can’t be [...]
“The Ramblings of an Old Man”
This is an email sent to OAG’s group address. The words of this unknown friend are honest and uplifiting. You(th) should have a chance to read, we thought. Please enjoy – all emphasis is original. – OAG If I were a young man and not afraid of loosing the little that I have left I [...]
Images of the Port Shutdown, Words of an OAG Member
Kirk Bigger, shortly after being abused by pepper-spraying police, gives the interview that is the narration behind this video. Kirk’s words serve as a straight up observation of how police and protestors interacted at the Port Shutdown, aka, how police used force to undermine the message and effectiveness of the action. Watch the video for [...]
Don’t Dance, You Might Get Arrested
This is starting to make our policing institutions looks like a joke, yes?
The Student Insurgent, Occupy Edition
Below you can find a beautiful magazine produced by you(th) at the University of Oregon in Eugene. The Student Insurgent is an inspiring anti-authoritarian student publication, that doesn’t settle with a moderate position as Democrat or Republican, and instead parries politically with both. Enjoy the poetry & politics of the Student Insurgent! Love goes out [...]
Don’t Fuck With Private Property: SWAT Raids Cultural Center
On the evening of Friday December 2nd, the Occupy movement in Seattle catalyzed another status-quo-bending action. Seattle, along with LA, Oakland, NYC, and other occupy cities, have adapted their occupations from the original tent-city habitats, to empty homes, warehouses, and businesses, that lie in disuse. Last night Seattlites squatted their second shelter in the last month [...]
