It’s fracking summer! (The Top 3 Essential Protests!)

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Global warming or not, there’s one thing we can all agree on: it’s summer. Summer is a time to roll in your favorite patch of grass, or if you’re an activist, then summer is a time to shake signs to … Continue reading →

Top 10 3-legged Dog Blog Posts of 2011

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‘Tis the season for top 10 lists! It’s my first year blogging, and I am honored to be the only three-legged blogging rescue dog that you know. THANK YOU for ~20,000 hits from all my two- and four-legged friends during the … Continue reading →

3-legged Dog’s 3 Thoughts on Symbolic Interactionism and The Occupy Movement

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Do you think The Occupy Movement is over? My master told me that there’s a well-known human phenomenon called “symbolic interactionism” that will prevent it from fading away.  Dog that I am, I asked, “What’s symbolic interactionism?” And, boy, did … Continue reading →

#richforredistribution: The Pedagogy of Hope

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There’s no two ways about it, humans: if you follow the neoliberal capitalist conclusions to their ends, there will be an end. That’s the problem. There’s little value to imagination, ingenuity, or creativity in the closed-loop of profit-as-life; it’s too difficult to tax … Continue reading →

#OccupyYourSelf: The Pedagogy of Freedom

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Paulo Freire had an idea that freedom is found in the fact that existence is unfinished. #OccupyWallStreet is happening physically and metaphysically, folks! Justice and politics are intrinsically embedded together in an intangible reality called the future. What happens here-and-now isn’t all-there-is-to-know. … Continue reading →

The Declaration of the Occupation: The humans are catching on.

A few days ago, I decided to post the Declaration of Independence of the 13 United States. Then, the critical citizenship movement known as Occupy Wall Street posted their own Declaration of the Occupation of Wall Street. Coincidence? I think not. … Continue reading →