Occupy wall street

Here is a collection of powerful Occupy WallStreet Pictures, whether you like the protest or not I think they should be shared.

Occupy Wall Street

Early this morning, I visited Zuccotti Park, the shaky seat of Occupy Wall Street. Today is the two-month anniversary of the Lower Manhattan encampment, and although the NYPD raided it earlier this week and rousted the protesters from their tents, there was a sizable crowd there before 7 a.m. They were there to march on the New York Stock Exchange, the first in a series of events today, ending (as I write this) with a rally in Foley Square. At the park, I picked up the newest

Occupy Wall Street signs

The top news for the past couple of days has been Steve Jobs' passing away, and the #OccupyWallStreet movement. The movement started September 17th and is still

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Graffiti artists worldwide have been occupying walls and shop windows with slogans promoting the movement.

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Pin for Later: How Women Have Protested Through History Occupy Wall Street in US, 2011 A girl took part in Occupy Wall Street protests in New York.

The park's owner says it thinks it can work out an arrangement with protesters to keep the site clean. Protesters had feared the scheduled cleaning was a ruse to evict or arrest them. They've been there for a month.

The explosive spread of the #Occupy movement globally has been accompanied by a wave of excellently designed posters and graphics. We collect a selection of them here.

Portland, OR! On Thursday October 6th approximately 10,000 people took to the streets in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street. We are the 99% and together we are strong. Together, we will trump and merge once again into wholeness - 100%.

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Illustration about an illustration representing the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations. Illustration of corporations, fair, corrupt - 22029898

In just a few months, the movement started a national conversation about inequality. With the end of many encampments, the movement is entering a new phase. Some say this dynamism will ensure success. Others think the movement will fail without political partners and compromise.

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