Amy Goodman
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Roundtable: After 1 Year, OWS Gives Voice to Resistance of Mass Debt and Widening Inequality
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September 17, 2012
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24:14Now PlayingDemocracyNow.org - The Occupy Wall Street movement is largely credited for reframing the national dialogue on economic inequality and popularizing the phrase: "We are the 99 percent." We host a roundtable with Frances Fox Piven, an author and professor at City University of New York who has studied social movements for decades; Nathan Schneider, editor of the blog Waging Nonviolence, which has extensively covered the Occupy movement; and Suzanne Collado, an organizer with Occupy Wall Street since its inception and member of the group "Strike Debt," an effort to organize a mass upsurge of debt resistance.
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