Occupy Wall Street

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By Maysa Mustafa A cardboard box with a hand-written sign, “wealth inequality is deadly,” propped against a tree in Zuccotti Park, is one of the few clues that little over a decade ago, this concrete plaza in Manhattan’s financial district was once the birthplace of the international “occupy” movement. In…

September 2021 marks the 10th anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street protest that took over Zuccotti Park in lower Manhattan for two tumultuous months in 2011. The action began with little fanfare on September 17, 2011, but soon captured worldwide attention. It ultimately inspired similar protests across the U.S…

Part two First I got caught in thinking about these twenty years since 9/11. Then I realized that September 17th was fast approaching. How many years had it been? ten? It had been ten. Sometimes the calendar conspires against your mental ruts, your unwillingness to see your own time fly. …

Since my previous attempt to post about a big anniversary was a complete flop I thought I’d turn to something that’s at least a little easier and more pleasant to think about, the tenth anniversary of the actual official New York/Zuccotti Park-based “Occupy Wall Street” encampment/movement. …