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Aside from the gatherings in Bryant Park, Union Square and Madison Square Park, there were many individual actions and pickets throughout May Day. Here the Strand bookstore is being picketed for unfair labor practices.
Rehearsal of the May Day Guitararmy in Bryant Park. Plus We Will Survive!
Tax Dodgers and the Loophole Cheerleaders.
A remarkably quiet May Day moment.
All the way from Hawaii.
Wet off the silk-screen Fresh American Spring.
Sam Seder host of Majority Report and his producer Matt Binder recording a May Day podcast in Bryant Park.
Sam concentrating on his live podcast, while I annoyingly snapped this.
Help Athena carry her beautifully made banners on the May 1 general strike. “No Work, No School, No Shopping! contact bannerbrigade@gmail.com or find her in Bryant Park on Tuesday at the start of the march. maydaynyc.org
Retired police captain Ray Lewis describes what led him to civil disobedience and arrest in support of Occupy Wall Street, and what he will be doing on the May 1, general strike. No Work, No School, No Shopping! maydaynyc.org
Arron Griffin from In Our Hearts explains an anarchists view on OWS. Union Square, Easter Sunday.
I received an email from Aaron on December 4, 2012. He wishes to make this statement: “In regards to people who participate in black blocs, I feel that the statement ‘property destruction is not violence’ was an oversimplification, and doesn’t accurately describe my position on it. Things can easily be distorted from that, and I am personally dedicated to nonviolent, constructive means. I simply regret my choice of words.”
Today marked a half-year of Occupy Wall Street, it was also St. Patrick’s Day. St. Patrick is known for driving the snakes out of Ireland.
There were arrests today.
May 1 is a proposed general strike.
This painting represents this woman’s childhood memory of sugar cane fields and workers being sprayed with DDT.
Ben Shepard, biking advocate from Times-Up talks about his experiences in the Occupy movement over the past few months, at Occupy Town Square in Tompkins Square Park this past Sunday.
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