Occupy Wall Street Efforts Largely Idle Yet Shift Debate
Two months into Occupy Wall Street, protests have not sparked broad policy changes but reshaped national dialogue. Observers note a new focus on wealth and privilege, with leaders like William Galston stressing the impact of public discussion and lawmakers like Sheldon Whitehouse citing activism as a driver of bank fee fights and labor optimism.
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