Occupy Wall Street: The Return of the Repressed.

An essay is presented regarding the Occupy Wall Street movement. It reference the conference on politics, art, and the visual at the University of California at Davis which focuses on the anti-globalization protests of the 1990s, 2000, and early 2001 and had taken place at the sites of G8 summits and World Trade Organization meetings. It states that the movement reincorporates lower Manhattan into the American political map of citizenship, culture, and critique.