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26 September 2009
On Friday, the permitted march began in a section of greater Pittsburgh called Oakland. This initial march was modest in size and intensity, but as it made its way from Oakland to downtown, a number of other marches combined with it,...
25 September 2009
Today, as was the case during yesterday's protests, there was a large group protesting against China's policies toward Tibet. There were some people near me who were taunting the black-clad riot police by humming one of the themes from a...
25 September 2009
The vast majority of the police at the G-20 are working-class or middle-class people. They obviously are not economic elites deciding on the policies of the G-20.

This reminds me of how some protesters against the US war in...
25 September 2009
Many of them wore kerchiefs over their faces, along with goggles during the protests today. It seems that anarchism has things in common with neo-conservatism with its emphasis on a lack of government control so as to enable huge...
24 September 2009
are pretty much just as bad as the G-20 protestors. Of course not everyone thinks this.
24 September 2009
As I crossed one of the several yellow steel bridges here in Pittsburgh, I noticed the drastically reduced presence of autos. A person would perhaps think this is Carfree day in Pittsburgh or a North American version of Ciclovia, (well,...

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