Occupy has already accomplished so much. What promise does it hold and what dangers does it face this spring?

Why has democracy become a question?

What happens to American politics in the absence of protest movements?

Why is it conservatives, rather than progressives, who speak of moral crises?

Occupy tiene que continuar su marcha como un movimiento decidido y frontal que ocupe bancos, casas matrices, juntas de directorio, campus universitarios y la mismísima Wall Street.

As the weather heats up, so will the action. But what direction should the movement take?

The head of the beast can only be cut off at one place—and that’s downtown Manhattan.

The cohesive communities formed in town square in the fall are over, but the movement lives on.

Occupy is the base upon which to build a mass left radical movement, one that challenges the system itself.

The movement isn’t about reforming capitalism, it’s about creating a democracy that’s incompatible with capitalism.