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We have a new Dig where you can find all of our Occupy movement coverage from Truthdig editors, contributors and commenters, as well as the latest from Twitter and around the Web Check it out hereWe have a new Dig where you can find all of our Occupy movement coverage.
We have a new Dig where you can find all of our Occupy movement coverage from Truthdig editors, contributors and commenters, as well as the latest from Twitter and around the Web.
Q: What is a “dig”?
A: Truthdig was originally conceived as a magazine that would offer in-depth, long-form investigations into major issues. We call them Digs. Over the years we’ve added blogs, cartoons, videos, columns, book and film reviews and other fresh content. With the Occupy Wall Street movement, we’re launching a different kind of Dig in order to better cover this critically important story from all angles in real time. Rather than one long essay, you’ll find all the content we think is relevant to the 99 percent protests across the country, along with the latest tweets and comments from Truthdig readers.
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The wealth gap of this beyond-gilded age is sure to shape a truly messy world ahead.
As writer Ben Judah argues, the Occupy movement, Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders changed this generation's thinking, and made a come-from-behind win like that of New York's Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez possible.
We have become a Potemkin society where tokens are put on the stage to represent equality while the vast majority of Americans are economically enslaved.
Knowledge, organized and available to all motivated voters, can win out. Then we can get our country back.
The voting booth is a bust for the kinds of change most Americans want. We must create grass-roots movements that shake the nation to its foundations.
As American activist Joel Kovel wrote six years ago, "The future will be eco-socialist, because without eco-socialism there will be no future."
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