MUSICIANS OCCUPY WALL STREET: Kanye + Russell Work It Harder, Make It Better

MUSICIANS OCCUPY WALL STREET: Kanye + Russell Work It Harder, Make It Better

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Video by Abraham Heisler.

Wall Street is the place to be. You never know who's gonna show. Last week it was Kweli, and today Kanye and Russell Simmons - among thousands of like-minded citizens who believe in a more egalitarian world, of course - occupied Zuccotti Park (aka Liberty Plaza) in a show of solidarity with the 99%. Who knew the throne was in a park of hippies. Respect.

ALERT: Saturday is gonna be a VERY big day down here at the Occupation Party. So stay tuned (and sign up for our mailing list to be sure you get the RSVP link first).

Want to join the movement + help immediately? Here are some things you can do.

  • Spread the word. Tweet and Facebook about what’s going on. For twitter, use #occupywallstreet.

  • Entertain and encourage the protesters. Anyone can go down to Liberty Park and perform – however, only non-amplified sound is allowed by the police. There is a makeshift stage/podium area. If you need help or orientation, check in at the welcome center, located in Liberty Plaza.

  • Send the protesters supplies at:

The UPS Store

Re: Occupy Wall Street

118A Fulton St. #205

New York, NY 10038

  • Order the protesters food. Directions are here.

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