Occupy Philly was only in place for a little under two months, but the echoes of it will remain. Here is a round up of the perspectives that were posted to the phillyimc newswire.

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Related Stories: Interview with Cindy Milstein from Indymedia On Air | David Harvey Speaking at Occupy Philly Jail Solidarity | Occupy Philly Post-Dilworth Plaza | City leaders show their true colors: The suppression of the First Amendment its goal | Occupy Philly: "Eviction - What the Mainstream Media Failed to Show the World"

***Saturday, December 3 Marches in Philly, Because "the Change We Seek Cannot Be Evicted!"

11/30 UPDATE: Police re-took Dilworth Plaza starting at 12:30am. Approximately 50 arrests were made last night. Jail solidarity at roundhouse starting at 9am; organizers are asking for folks to sign up for shifts. People's Plaza now under police occupation |  The day after the eviction was supposed to have taken place | Post Dilworth Plaza march to Roundhouse | Images Last Night

Previous Feature: Emergency meeting at Arch Street Methodist Church 3:00pm Saturday the 26th concerning Occupy Philly | Related from LA-IMC: Occupy LA Evicted from Park - Occupiers Regroup at La Placita Church

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Mayor Nutter has insisted that Occupy Philly abandon its camp by 5:00pm Sunday the 27th. An emergency meeting has been called at the Arch Street Methodist Church for 3:00pm Saturday the 26th to discuss.

On October 15, City Council voted to support a proposal to release developer Ralph Horowitz from the 2.6-acre green space requirement, making it easier for him to sell property at 41st and Alameda. Previously the site of the famous South Central Farm, the land was catapulted into the international media in 2006 when Horowitz faced off with a massive community mobilization to save the community-based
project.

On the evening of Sunday the 13th of November, marchers from Occupy Wall Street (OWS) joined up with members of Occupy Philadelphia (OP) to collaborate in a night-time march. The OWS people were on their way to Washington DC to make it clear that "We are the 99%!" More Info & March Schedule Here. Image links to Monique Frugier's video coverage. More Coverage from TheRoot and RT.com.

On Saturday, October 29, Philadelphia's Alternative Seminary hosted a public screening of the documentary film Mysteries of the Jesus Prayer. This article is a response to that screening. It was originally published by Rethinking Religion.

"The ancient ascetic was present in society, yet seemingly out of touch. The most remarkable among them were capable of extreme action that defied the rawest sensibilities. Often they exemplified holiness through their stench, sleepless prayer practices or their confounding of social norms... In the past, people sought these holy persons with great zeal... and yet, the film leaves us with a troubling thought that while the holy figure is still present, his presence is increasingly absent from contemporary, particularly American, society..."

Black is Back Coalition sets the standards for Justice and leads humanity to a truly progressive future.

Update: Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations Conference to "Stop the Wars and Build the Resistance", Part 1

"The SEIU 1021 Executive Board calls on all members of SEIU 1021 to join a day-long “Peaceful Day of Action” in support of Occupy Oakland and against the banking industry and last week’s police brutality against the Occupy Oakland encampment."

The Black Is Back Coalition's responsibility, on November 5 in Philadelphia, is to put forward a strong, unabashedly Black analysis and program for the world revolution, and share it with everybody.