What happened to Occupy Wall Street? 4 talking points

The anti-corporate movement may be out of the headlines, but it's keeping itself busy

Occupy Wall Street suffered through its fair share of public space eviction notices, but the movement is still working behind the scenes.
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After police in cities across the country cracked down on Occupy encampments, the movement lost the "target-rich visual environment" that attracted media organizations, says David Carr in The New York Times. But don't count the movement out yet: Occupy groups of all stripes are taking on a host of issues, from income inequality to banking regulations. Here, four ways Occupy Wall Street is trying to change the world:

1. Partying like it's 1776

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