Yates McKee

Yates McKee is an art critic working in Occupy Wall Street; his work has appeared in venues including October, The Nation and Tidal: Occupy Theory, Occupy Strategy.

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Occupy Wall Street Begins “Year II” With Call to Debt Resistance

September 17 (S17) is of course the one-year anniversary of the occupation of Zuccotti Park, a reclaiming of public space that galvanized the political imagination of the country and …

By: Yates McKee ,; WagingNonviolence

September 16, 2012

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A Student Debt Strike Force Takes Off

Can young people re-imagine the burden of debt as a a productive tool, rather than a means to profit?

By: Yates McKee ,; YES!Magazine

July 23, 2012

News Analysis

As Occupy Wall Street Anniversary Approaches, Debt Emerges as Widespread Occupy Grievance

Some of the most prominent initiatives of OWS and the Occupy movement more broadly have revolved around the foreclosure crisis, and the Occupy Student Debt Campaign (OSDC) succeeded in …

By: Yates McKee ,; WagingNonviolence

July 15, 2012

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