The Occupy Wall Street protests are nearing its fourth week of rallies and fed up middle and lower class defining themselves as the 99%. The protests, starting in the financial district in New York City on September 17, 2011, have spread nationwide to about 900 cities in such a short period of time. Garnering the most media attention since a demonstration, turned massive arrest spree, ended with 700 people in handcuffs and a temporary shut down of the Brooklyn Bridge, Occupy Wall Street has become a household name.
Now the question on everyone’s mind is ‘What do they want?’ and ‘Who are the 99%?’
Here’s a few answers we managed to come up with
