Last fall, Americans young and old declared, "We are the 99 percent," pitched tents in public spaces, and settled in. For a few months, cities played host to mini-villages and daily protests. Although occupiers vow to keep the movement going, evictions and raids have shut down the encampments in most major cities—for now.
We watched these events unfold on YouTube and in our own downtowns, but we lacked a macro view of the movement during its most frenetic months. This map is intended to provide such perspective—a nationwide survey of Peak Occupation. While many of these protests continue their slow burn, the dates on this map mark the time period of highest activity, before most occupiers were forced out.
Screenshots of the man talking to the camera and with his momTikTok | 
Screenshots of the bakery Image Source: TikTok | 
A woman hands out food to a homeless personCanva
A female artist in her studioCanva
A woman smiling in front of her computerCanva 
A woman holds a cup of coffee while looking outside her windowCanva 
A woman flexes her bicepCanva 
A woman cooking in her kitchenCanva 
Two women console each otherCanva 
Two women talking to each otherCanva 
Two people having a lively conversationCanva 
Two women embrace in a hugCanva 
A reddit commentReddit | 
A Reddit commentReddit | 
A Reddit commentReddit | 
Stressed-out employee stares at their computerCanva
Who knows what adventures the bottle had before being discovered. 
Gif of young girl looking at someone suspiciously via 
A bartender makes a drinkCanva