The Sidewalk is a New Home

The Occupy Wall Street movement started in the fall of 2011. Thanks to this, it has spawned different camps all around the United States. It has started camps in Philadelphia, New Jersey and of course Baltimore. Since then Occupy Baltimore has staged many events that has gotten the attention of supporters, non-supporters, political figures and the city police force. Based at Mckeldin Square in downtown Baltimore, these supporters of Occupy Wall Street are determined to have their voices heard.

                   Death on the Camp Ground

Occupy Baltimore has had its time of peace, where everyone is able to protest, without worry of opposition. Unfortunately, this came to a stop due to an incident that involved an animal and a knife. Click here to read more.

 

 

 

 

Light and Pratt Street. Population: 20 Tents and Counting

Imagine walking past the same area everyday, as you go to your nine to five job. Then one day, you notice the same area covered in tents and people walking around with signs. These arn’t your ordinary protestors. This is a movement that was sparked from Wall Street. This, is Occupy Baltimore. Click here to read more.

 

 

 

Violence Around Occupy Wall Street Camps

       If there is one thing the Occupy groups stand for, it is for have a non violent protest. Unfortunately during the course of the Occupy movement, there has been plenty of incidents at some of the other camps. From pepper spray to evictions, the protestors have witnessed their fair share of opposition. But, there is still hope for them. Click here to read more.