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  The Losers' Debt: What Occupy Wall Street Owes to the Tea Party

  How the Tea Party's successful fight against help for debt-ridden Americans set the stage for Occupy Wall Street.

  by Tim Fernholz

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  Images from Centri Sociali, Italy's Answer to Occupy Wall Street

  Throughout Italian cities, a homegrown youth movement is afoot. Here are some scenes from their urban utopia.

  by Tess Amodeo-Vickery

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  Can the Occupy Movement Survive Without Occupations?

  Losing the occupiers means losing the visual symbol of Occupy Wall Street.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz

• Education

  

  Occupy Colleges Movement Sparks Protests on 150 Campuses

  Protesting corporate greed and sky-high tuition, students at over 150 schools marched on Thursday.

  by Liz Dwyer

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  Is Joining the Occupy Movement Better Than an Internship?

  Taking a stand for your future is a better investment than fetching coffee.

  by Jillian Anthony

• Education

  

  Back With Another Rap: Two Angry LAUSD Teachers Want You to Protest Education Cuts

  The two teachers behind the "Two Teachers and a Microphone" video are back.

  by Liz Dwyer

• News

  

  Drop the Mic: How Republicans Talk About the Occupy Movement

  "I'm a cooperative career Job Creator, and I get it."

  by Tim Fernholz

• News

  

  This Homegrown Youth Movement is Occupying Italy

  Centri sociali are Italy's utopian answer to Occupy Wall Street—only the government isn't kicking them out.

  by Tess Amodeo-Vickery

• News

  

  Occupy Nation: A Glimpse of the Movement at Its Peak

  A nationwide survey of Peak Occupation

  by Bijan Berahimi, Zak Stone

• Education

  

  Is it Time to 'Occupy Teach For America'?

  Influential Teach For America alumnus Gary Rubinstein is calling for current teachers and other alumni to demand change in the organization.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Culture

  

  The Creeping Monetization of Occupy Wall Street

  The movement is gaining members and steam. Now the moneymakers are coming out of the woodwork.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Technology

  

  Is Occupy Wall Street the Tumblr Revolution?

  Tumblr has emerged as the defining protest tool of Occupy Wall Street, uniting disaffected Americans through handwritten signs.

  by Sam Graham-Felsen

• Culture

  

  Occupy Wall Street's Open-Source To-Do List

  OccupyVotes lets people rank the most important ideas coming out of the Occupy Wall Street movement, adding clarity to the jumble of demands.

  by Zak Stone

• News

  

  How Will the Occupy Wall Street Protesters Vote?

  The youth-led Occupy Wall Street presses on. Who will its supporters choose next November?

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz

• Culture

  

  Photos: Occupy Wall Street, Inside Out

  Check out all 99 Portraits for the 99 Percent. And read an interview with Steven Greaves, the photographer behind the photographs.

  by Steven Greaves, GOOD

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  On Thursday, Occupy Wall Street Found Hip Hop and High-Tech Projectors

  Move over, drum circles--last night's march brought Occupy Wall Street into the 21st century.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz

• News

  

  Occupy Wall Street is Back—What Happens Next?

  Tuesday's May Day protest in New York City lacked urgency, but it proved Occupy Wall Street still has a resonant shorthand.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz

• News

  

  The 'Occupy Wall Street' Protesters, in Their Own Words

  The protesters are motivated by a general sense of injustice, not specific demands.

  by Allison Burtch

• Culture

  

  The Most Important Occupy Wall Street Photographer You've Never Heard of

  David Shankbone documents OWS and asks for nothing in return. Meet the man symbolizing the movement.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Culture

  

  '99 Portraits' Series Creates Occupy Wall Street's Lasting Legacy

  An interview with Steven Greaves, the photographer behind 99 Portraits for the 99 Percent

  by Guy Horton