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A collection of essays regarding the current global economic and ecological crisis and potential options for major political change.
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The inspiraction for i>21st Century Revolution/i> was the undreamed of upheaval in the Arab world in 2011 - and implications this holds for genuine political reform in the US. The first section is about Occupy Wall Street and the new light the Occupy movement has shed on major deficiencies in our global financial and monetary systems. The other five sections look at growing evidence that global capitalism is in deep crisis and some of the major obstacles that make genuine political change | |  | | A Rebel Comes of Age
Inspired by Occupy Wall Street, 17 year old Angela Jones and four other homeless teenagers occupy an empty commercial building owned by Bank of America. As they slowly transform it into a teen homeless shelter, Ange goes into crisis mode when the other residents decide to use firearms to prevent the police from evicting them.
17 year-old heroine Angela Jones meets a 19 year-olf activist named Fabio during the Occupy Wall Street protest in September 2011. Together with three other homeless teenagers, they "occupy" a vacant commercial building in Brooklyn's disadvantaged Bedford-Sutyvesant neighborhood. Over the course of five months, they transform Freedom House into a teen homeless shelter.
When Bank of America obtains a court-ordered eviction notice, Fabio, Angela and the other teenagers decide to use automatic weapons to prvent the police from evicting them. Determined to stop the evict | |  | | The Battle for Tomorrow: A Fable
A 16 year old girl is arrested for participating in a blockade and occupation of the US Capitol. She winds up in juvenile hall, where she finds herself fighting for the right to live independently, in opposition to laws the require her to be released to a parent of guardian. A rallying cry for all young people fighting for equal rights protection against age discrimination.
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Intense government harassment leads a 54 year old psychiatrist, single mother and social activist to close her 25-year Seattle practice to begin a new life in New Zealand.
Fifteen years of intense government harassment leads a psychiatrist, single mother and social activist to close her 25-year Seattle practice to begin a new, safe life in New Zealand. What starts as phone harassment, stalking and illegal break-ins quickly progresses to six attempts on her life and an affair with an undercover agent who railroads her into a psychiatric hospital. The Most Revolutionary Act gives readers a crash course in the mind-blowing criminal activities US intelligence is notorious for - illegal narcotics trafficking, arms dealing, money laundering and covert assas |
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