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May Day Rally – Kansas City Board of Trade

Monday, 30 April, 2012 in Movement Updates, Occupy KC News

On May Day, Occupy Kansas City will gather at the JC Nichols fountain on the plaza at 12:30PM in preparation to pay a visit to the Kansas City Board of Trade, drawing attention to the commoditization of food that negatively impacts the hungry and poor. We then, in solidarity with 115 other cities, will engage the people through educational outreach about the importance of May Day, the Haymarket massacre, and the importance of the General Strike.

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Friday, 20 April, 2012 in Occupy KC News

Film screening - The Corporation

We will be screening The Corporation, a film relevant to the Occupy movement and showing the development of the modern day corporation from the beginning to present day. This film highlights the corporations and their behavior as profit driven and antisocial constructs within our world.

Join us at St. Marks for this screening. 3800 Troost, Second Floor, Allen Hall. Enter off 38th st.

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Tax Day Parade

Sunday, 15 April, 2012 in Movement Updates, Occupy KC News

Tax Day ParadeOccupy KC General Assembly has endorsed the Tax Day Parade, organized by PayUp KCP&L with heavy representation from people with Occupy KC. We, in conjunction with other community members, will be marching on corporate tax dodgers. Please meet at Barney Allis Plaza
W 12th St & Wyandotte St. on Tax Day, Tuesday, April 17th. at 3:30PM. Join us in protest.

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OKC GA Minutes – 03.20.12

Wednesday, 21 March, 2012 in GA Minutes

Proposals reaching consensus:

Direct Action | Jeremy:. Proposal to endorse tax day event targeting corporate tax cheats and presenting tax bills to corporations and to play tax dodge ball. / Facilitation | Andrew:  Proposal to allow any individual who blocks 2 minutes to speak. / Town Planning | Mike: Propose $9 for a rope to reinforce the tent structure. / Jeremy: MORE: 99% Spring, sponsored by 40+ organizations, to train 100,000 people apr 7th and apr 12th, inviting OKC to endorse and participate in trainings. / Anderson: Propose we adopt the Chicago Principles.

Proposals not reaching consensus.

Move to Amend, presented by Melissa: Propose we adopt/endorse the language of Move to Amend’s proposed constitutional amendment. / Andrew: Censure those responsible for calling recent press conference and exclude them from Occupy KC in the future if a similar event happens again. /

Facilitator: Chad | Time: Andrew | Stack: Anderson | Minutes: Tony
# in attendance: 24 / Location: KC Fed/Liberty Memorial Site / Begin time: 6:45 PM

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On December 15th the 99% Investigated a Robber

Friday, 16 December, 2011 in Occupy KC News, Updates

okc_ecs_featuredokc_ECS_BoA_01The Occupy KC People’s Investigation, Search and Seizure of Economic Destroyers Unit (P.I.S.S.E.D) were deployed to Bank of America in downtown KC on 12.15.2011 to set up an Economic Crime Scene. As the the nation’s largest bank, BOA has engaged in a wide array of economically criminal deeds that kick the feet out from under the 99%, drive smaller banks and credit unions out of business, destroy the housing market and allow the homes they have seized to deteriorate.

Citizens investigate massive economic robbery by an internationally known criminal: Bank of America

Thursday, 15 December, 2011 in Occupy KC News, Updates

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DECEMBER 15, 2011

Kansas City—Occupy KC announce that members of the 99%, including residents of Kansas City are initiating investigation of a robbery.

The perpetrators are part of a complicated web of organized crime which pervades most levels of American society. Their organization is fairly decentralized, but a local hideout does exist, in downtown Kansas City at 1200 Main Street, Kansas City, MO 64105.

Occupy Black Friday: OKC Mic Checks Corporate America on the eve of Buy Nothing Day

Friday, 25 November, 2011 in Occupy KC News

As Corporate America, desperate for more cash, began Black Friday a day early this year, Occupy KC members saw their greed, and raised them a Mic Check—make that five Mic Checks.