Occupy Wall Street
How former policeman Ray Lewis joined the anti-inequality demonstrations in New York
Witness History · BBC World Service
August 26, 20209m 4s
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Show Notes
In 2011, the Occupy movement staged demonstrations against financial inequality across the world. The biggest was in New York, where a retired police officer called Ray Lewis became one of the best-known protestors when he was arrested in his old dress uniform. He talks to Robbie Wojciechowski.
PHOTO: Ray Lewis at the Occupy Wall Street protest (Getty Images)