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Still Occupying: Lack of cohesive message doesn’t stop the OWS movement.
The People's Puppets' large scale State of Liberty marionette. Photo by Courtney Pence Occupy Wall Street protestors struggled to find a cohesive message during their one-year anniversary demonstration...
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Still Occupying: OWS not just a youth movement
Bill Steyert, 69, of Queens, displays his "battle flag". Steyert is a Vietnam veteran who said he has been protesting since the late 60s. Photo taken by Breana Jones. The sun was barely rising today...
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Still Occupying: Police Occupy Wall Street
Hundreds of Occupy Wall Street protestors marched to the New York Stock Exchange early this morning only to find the building already occupied, this time by hundreds of police officers that barricaded...
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Still Occupying: CODEPINK
CODEPINK members perform their signature action of throwing pink bras into the air at Bowling Green. by Alyana Alfaro This morning the people’s mic—the Occupy movement’s way of broadcasting messages to...
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Still Occupying: Discontent with Obama fills OWS
Dan Shockley, 37, from East Harlem wears a pin criticizing the two-party system. Photo by Alex Jung. Ahead of the November presidential elections, protestors gathered for a day of action Monday morning...
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Still Occupying: Arrested once, but still not afraid to fight
Rachel Smith was arrested last October protesting on Brooklyn Bridge. She's back this year, and still not afraid to fight against capitalism. Photo by Jordyn Taylor Rachel Smith was arrested last...
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Still Occupying: “God is with the Poor”
Baptist Minister Eric Jackson (center) and Rev. Jeff Mansfield (right) are both members of the national multi-faith religious group Occupy Faith. Photo by Alaia Howell. Religious representation was...
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Still Occupying: One year later OWS hits the streets again
Protestors held a “spokescouncil” in Battery Park to discuss their part in the Occupy protest. Photo by Daniella Silva One year after the Occupy Wall Street movement first converged in Zuccotti Park,...
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Waiting in line for iPhone 5 becomes PR stunt
Jessica Mellow, 27, and Keenen Thompson, 22, have waited in line since last Thursday for the new iPhone 5. Photo by Alex Jung. For the brave, passionate, and possibly foolhardy, waiting in line for the...
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OWS Anniversary met with a cry for more affordable housing
The head of a column of protesters leaving Zuccotti Park and heading to the New York City Town Hall. The protesters were flanked by police officers. The protesters were chanting slogans like “We are...
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Still Occupying: OWS not just a youth movement
Bill Steyert, 69, of Queens, displays his "battle flag". Steyert is a Vietnam veteran who said he has been protesting since the late 60s. Photo taken by Breana Jones. The sun was barely rising today...
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Still Occupying: Police Occupy Wall Street
Hundreds of Occupy Wall Street protestors marched to the New York Stock Exchange early this morning only to find the building already occupied, this time by hundreds of police officers that barricaded...
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Still Occupying: CODEPINK
CODEPINK members perform their signature action of throwing pink bras into the air at Bowling Green. by Alyana Alfaro This morning the people’s mic—the Occupy movement’s way of broadcasting messages to...
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Still Occupying: Discontent with Obama fills OWS
Dan Shockley, 37, from East Harlem wears a pin criticizing the two-party system. Photo by Alex Jung. Ahead of the November presidential elections, protestors gathered for a day of action Monday morning...
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Still Occupying: Arrested once, but still not afraid to fight
Rachel Smith was arrested last October protesting on Brooklyn Bridge. She's back this year, and still not afraid to fight against capitalism. Photo by Jordyn Taylor Rachel Smith was arrested last...
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Still Occupying: “God is with the Poor”
Baptist Minister Eric Jackson (center) and Rev. Jeff Mansfield (right) are both members of the national multi-faith religious group Occupy Faith. Photo by Alaia Howell. Religious representation was...
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Still Occupying: One year later OWS hits the streets again
Protestors held a “spokescouncil” in Battery Park to discuss their part in the Occupy protest. Photo by Daniella Silva One year after the Occupy Wall Street movement first converged in Zuccotti Park,...
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Waiting in line for iPhone 5 becomes PR stunt
Jessica Mellow, 27, and Keenen Thompson, 22, have waited in line since last Thursday for the new iPhone 5. Photo by Alex Jung. For the brave, passionate, and possibly foolhardy, waiting in line for the...
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