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Occupy Pittsburgh 10-15-11

With a camera and microphone in hand, I was in the mix of things when the global protest against corporate greed raised its voice in the "Steel City''.  Here's a snapshot of the sights and sounds from ''Occupy Pittsburgh''...

Produced and voiced by Kim Lampkins
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  1. Anonymous11/22/2011

    MIC CHECK! The 99% has awaken and we're hear to stay!

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