Week one at Zuccotti Park.
This little guy is probably about to graduate high school now.
“no war but class war.” (actually: no war but spiritual war.)
The heartbeat of OWS.
“We have two American flags always: one for the rich and one for the poor. When the rich fly, it means that things are under control; when the poor fly, it means danger, revolution, anarchy.” (Henry Miller)
Thanksgiving 2011.
two people in this photo believe in revolution.
Easily the best and most important work I ever did with OWS was “Occupy Sandy” — when we directly served those hit by SuperStorm Sandy in late 2012.
Occupy Wall Street was very exhilarating at times. Looking back now, I see that its greatest value was leading me away from performative virtue signaling and toward a life of deeper discernment and tangible service.
I remain grateful for the transformative experience.
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Great pics. What time that must have been.
I really enjoy your work, mate. I fail in all the ways you succeed 😂 I keep getting caught up in "sides" and being "right" when in reality there's no sides on a round planet and being right matters so much less than being love.
Also, as much as I value the moment in time that was OWS, I think Doug Stanhope nailed it when he talked about what a truly wasted opportunity it ended up being.