of the student nonviolent coordinating committee snick that also occupied the lunch counters they occupied the buses for the freedom ride to help people occupy the ballot boxes and in the city they were young they were idealistic b.b.b. pushed ahead but slick was not the entire civil rights movement there were many many many groups in the civil rights movement just as the occupiers don't represent the entire ninety nine percent of by definition the neighborhood was people and so the rest of us who share the critique and the concern have a responsibility in our own ways to push forward you know i am a believer as well there has to be more than one group is what you're saying i want to just meet up a little because we don't have too much time are you speaking about being young idealistic you've taken a lot of flak for some of the things that you've done some of the rallies that you've been through in your past and you know we specifically saw this play a role in why you had to leave the white house and why you had to leave your job at that point i was going back there was really leading the

the civil rights movement is a great example because you had a young group snick the student nonviolent coordinating committee and they occupied the lodge counters they occupied the buses they helped people in the city occupy the voting booths and they were the young idealistic force that helped the power things but the civil rights movement was bigger than just those young occupiers and you have been doubly c.p. that played a role you had dr king a played a role you had many other kinds of groups and it was the diversity of approaches that have been truly got us to having a something close to a real democracy in america i think the movement of the ninety nine percent i write about this in my book is the civil rights movement it's big it's got a lot of forces in it and i think the occupiers are like snick we need each other to be able to make the change we want to make and also you know i think about this all of you are not supposed to vote here right now you cannot get here's a cruel truth about american democracy you cannot get everything that you want in the voting booth but in the voting booth you could l