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What’s next for the occupy Wall Street movement?

August 15, 2013Conflict & Justice

Occupy Wall Street’s camp in the Financial District’s Zuccotti Park is impressively organized. But despite structure on the ground, one criticism that’s been repeatedly levied at them is their lack of unified demands.

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