VOICED:Dozens of arrests on Occupy

The video discusses an American peaceful insurgency aligned with global movements for social justice, focusing on disrupting Wall Street and continuing activism. It highlights hopes for the movement's impact on American public discourse and institutions, emphasizing the need for democratic thinking. The conversation extends to national and community levels, questioning political systems and advocating for economic equality. The video also covers protest experiences and the risk of arrest.

What does the speaker mean by an 'American version' of the movements seen in Europe during the Arab Spring?

How does the speaker perceive the relationship between Wall Street and the movements?

What are the hopes expressed for the second year of the movement?

In what ways does the speaker suggest the American public's perception of democracy has been affected?

What are the key issues the speaker believes should be addressed to ensure a decent life for everyone?