Wall Street’s Opponents Are Not Moving
This may be the most powerful video yet to come out of the Wall Street occupation, now heading into its fifth week.
This may be the most powerful video yet to come out of the Wall Street occupation, now heading into its fifth week. It strongly and artfully suggests a comparability between the U.S. government’s response to the nationwide protests and those of regimes challenged by the Arab Spring. –ARK
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