On Nov. 12, Occupy New Hampshire protested in Concord. A small mass combined its ideas, picket signs, and goals outside of the State Building. "This is man-made, not just a cloudy day," Dick Pollock, a fellow Concord protester, stated when asked about the social and economic inequality movement here, Occupy New Hampshire.
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The Occupy Wall Street protests that began in New York about two weeks ago have harbored an impressive amount of attention, and the movement of the 99 percent has gained momentum. Similar protests have sprung up in major cities around the country, and there are currently about a thousand people residing in tents in Rose Kennedy Park in the heart of Boston's Financial District trying to keep the protests alive and growing.
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Walking through Zuccotti Park there are signs, chants, dissenters, camp outs, and heated discussions on reform. If the eclectic groups of people in Zuccotti Park aren't protesters, as the New York Times reported, they sure look like protesters. Perhaps a uniform with the word "protester" should now be required for public demonstration to clear up any future confusion.
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The momentum from the Occupy Wall Street campaign in Manhattan has spread throughout New England cities. The newest installment of the protest was held in Manchester, New Hampshire last Saturday in Veterans Memorial Park.
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