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http://occupywallst.org/

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2012/apr/13/occupy-seven-months-of-protest-video

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https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2015/06/the-triumph-of-occupy-wall-street/395408/

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https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/10/occupy-wall-street_n_1871661.html

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http://time.com/money/4495707/occupy-wall-street-anniversary-effects/

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Social change

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constructive failure that exposed the limits of protest as it revealed a practical way forward

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Spiritual revolution

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Top 1% earn a higher share of National overall income than any other year since 1928

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Income inequality

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Corrupting influence of money on politics

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Many faulted this movement for its failure to produce concrete results and resolutions, while still favoring and supporting the movement overall

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“Occupy wallstreet , September 17th. Bring tent”

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People from across the world came to support and help the activitsts

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Sparked a national movement led by workers in New York City to raise minimum wage to $15 an hour

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Promoted an anti-fracking movement that caused bans on fracking in parts of Ohio, California, New York, and Maryland. These movements then came together into one large climate march. In this march, 400,000 marchers united in New York City to demand cuts in emissions and investments in renewable energy

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Student debt crisis

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Movements such as Strike Debt, Rolling Jubilee, and Debt Collective helped combat student debt by buying back student debt for pennies on the dollar.

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Occupy Wall Street movement had already split into at least two distinct factions. Ones who made up the “government part” and the ones who lived there.

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protesters saw the coexistence of professors and homeless as a testament to the unifying power. Attributed to ideal society where no matter how successful or poor. Everyone recieved an equal say in matters.

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https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2012/02/occupy-wall-street-201202

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Grievances about gap between rich and poor

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movement of about 50,000 people in the country.

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Trying to create a “new kind of culture”

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Took place in over 80 countries. Hong Kong to Fairbanks, Berlin to Sydney hundreds of other cities of various sizes

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NYPD forcibly removed all protestors on November 15, 2011.

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“We are the 99%” slogan drew attention to wealth disparity: concentration of wealth and political power of people in top 1% of income bracket

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“We are the 99%” phrase and discussion material

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Increased discussion about student debt issue