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It was our largest action to date. Our will was only emboldened by Mayor Bloomberg's heavy-handed attempt to eradicate Occupy Wall Street; our brutal eviction from our homes at Liberty Square has strengthened both our resolve and our legitimacy. Together, we raised our voices to declare: "No to evictions! The Daily Show Reveals That Zuccotti Park Had Its Own Ghetto.
La police de New York empêche le rassemblement des “anti-Wall Street” A La Défense, les Indignés résistent au “vent du capitalisme” - Le monde bouge. The Other 99, Ustream.TV: -Twitter- @TheOther99 @Iwilloccupy This channel is being maintained by The Other 99. We continue to be a primary source from. Thousands Occupy Wall Street: All Entry Points to New York Stock Exchange Blockaded. Posted 2 years ago on Nov. 17, 2011, 12:35 p.m.
EST by OccupyWallSt November 17 Day of Action Underway Marking 2-Months Since Birth of the 99% Movement Thousands marched on Wall Street this morning, blockading all entry points to the New York Stock Exchange. 'People's mics' have been breaking out at barricades, with participants sharing stories of struggling in an unfair economy.
"I paid taxes and took care of my responsibility, and I'm struggling," said participant, Leah Lackner, 27, who had taken the day off work as a mental health counselor to join the protest.