Boston Occupier
The Boston Occupier, was an independent newspaper born in 2011 after The Occupy Boston movement. It had a circulation of 25 thousand, and was originally called The Occupy Boston Globe. The name was changed to avoid confusion with The Boston Globe and express originality. The Boston Occupier was founded through contributors accumulating over $9,000 on Kickstarter; a website that promotes funding for projects ran by independent creators. The newspaper ceased distribution in 2012.
The Occupy Boston Movement
The Occupy Boston was part of the Occupy Movement; it was lead by a group of protestors who settled in the Dewey Square at Boston, MA on September 30, 2011. The group protested on the Financial District opposite the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. The movement ceased in 2012.
The Occupy Movement
The Occupy movement was a global reformer socio-political movement that expressed opposition against socioeconomic inequality. Protestors demanded the use of "real democracy" around the world. Thee movement's primary goal was to advance social and economic justice through the new forms of fair democracy.
The Occupy Boston Movement
The Occupy Boston was part of the Occupy Movement; it was lead by a group of protestors who settled in the Dewey Square at Boston, MA on September 30, 2011. The group protested on the Financial District opposite the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. The movement ceased in 2012.
The Occupy Movement
The Occupy movement was a global reformer socio-political movement that expressed opposition against socioeconomic inequality. Protestors demanded the use of "real democracy" around the world. Thee movement's primary goal was to advance social and economic justice through the new forms of fair democracy.
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