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Dear 99, I write to you as a fellow, concerned 99. I want a better future. However, I know that without clear vision, goals are harder t...
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Its been over a month, and the Occupy Wall Street Movement still stands. It faces many forms of oppostion, though; arrests, fighting, rid...
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It has been a pleasure and great privilege to read all of the visions people have for America and their desires for improvement. People do h...
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Besides engaging in discussion with those around you, spreading the word, and contributing to the forum, there are some key things you can d...
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In many of the mass media channels, there has been some suggestions and insinuations that this movement is predominantly left-leaning. Withi...
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Dear 99, In order to better develop a vision, there is a poll for users to also use in addition to posting their visions. These subjects m...
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Decisions are being made in America tonight. Some people are choosing to be assertive about their rights, whether they are giving words of s...
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As protesters come together to fight for the future, many also come together to help one other understand the reasons we have to fight. M...
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October 15th is the day for a lot of planned protests to take to the streets, occupy other areas, and communicate with people all over the w...
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The Occupy Wall Street movement has come under some criticism for being pointless or short-sided. While some individuals might not unders...
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