Thursday, June 20, 2013
By October 2012, pundits had long-declared Occupy Wall Street 'dead.' But the global movement had in fact begun to grow roots that would support the city's communities hardest hit by Occupy Sandy.
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By the time Hurricane Sandy crashed up on the shores of New York City in October 2012, pundits had long-declared Occupy Wall Street 'dead.' But with its eviction from Zuccotti Park, the global movement had in fact begun to grow roots that would support the city's hardest hit communities through the difficult days and months that followed the worst storm the city had ever seen.
