Tag: civil rights
Is Occupy Wall Street The New Civil Rights Movement?
By C. Cryn Johannsen 6:00 AM Dec 20th, 2011 Some say yes, others say no! The Occupy Wall Street movement began on September 17th in New York City. The movement quickly gained momentum with encampments springing up in over one thousand cities nationwide. Shortly thereafter it spread across the globe with occupies now flourishing in [...]
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University Students should support this movement [Occupy Colleges]
Waves of protests spread across the globe over the last year from Egypt to Greece, demonstrating the strength of the human spirit. Refusing to be outdone, the United States began participating in this new-age movement of empowering the common man and fighting for social justice through Occupy Wall Street. Most recently, a new movement, Occupy [...]
