What's next for Occupy?

"Occupy" activists in dozens of cities have gotten plenty of attention. But as they continue to protest economic inequality in the United States, some are asking what the next logical step is for the movement. We want you to share your thoughts--what's next for Occupy? What should they do? How should they operate?

Everything you share will be read by journalists only, and your responses are confidential unless you tell us we may publish them. If you have any questions about this project, contact Nick Blumberg.

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Do you support the Occupy movement? Why or why not?

Where do you think protesters should focus their efforts?

Is there anything else you'd like to add?

In what year were you born?

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