May Day Protests Against Wall Street Greed Hit More Than 100 U.S. Cities

For a dead movement, Occupy Wall Street packs one helluva wallop.

The populist protest against economic disparity, political corruption, and predatory banking practices joined with organized labor Tuesday to spark May Day protests in more than 100 U.S cities, which drew more than 80,000 participants. The largest gathering occurred in Lower Manhattan, where more than 50,000 people marched in the single biggest turnout in the brief history of the 8-month-old movement.

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