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Witness History: Occupy Wall Street

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26/08/2020 GMT

Occupy Wall Street

BBC World Service - Witness History, Occupy Wall Street

How former policeman Ray Lewis joined the anti-inequality demonstrations in New York

How former police officer Ray Lewis joined the demonstrations against inequality in New York in 2011.

In 2011, the Occupy movement staged demonstrations against financial inequality across the world. The biggest was in New York, where a retired police officer called Ray Lewis became one of the best-known protestors when he was arrested in his old dress uniform. He talks to Robbie Wojciechowski.

PHOTO: Ray Lewis at the Occupy Wall Street protest (Getty Images)

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