Protestors at Zuccotti Park

raise signs calling for

revolution.

PC: Colby Minifie

PC: Colby Minifie and PatrykPerkowski

OWS protestors post news related to the movement, weather reports and rules demonstrators must follow.

Spare signs are piled in Zuccotti

Park late at night.

PC: PatrykPerkowski

David Everitt-Carlson, a former

Fortune 500 executive, is now “a

homeless and under-employed

writer.”

PC: PatrykPerkowski

PC: Colby Minifie

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Protest signs illustrate the range of

issues demonstrators are raising

attention to in New York City. PC: Colby

Minifie

PC: Colby Minifie

Many OWS protestors

camp out in Zuccotti

Park, with sleeping bags

and makeshift beds.

PC: Colby Minifie

A water filtration system; dirty dish

water is dumped this simulated

marsh... filtered water is used to

water the park's plants. PC: Colby

Minifie

Global revolutions, like the Arab Spring, are often cited as

inspiration to the OWS movement.

PC: PatrykPerkowski