
Humans of The Battle of New York
A small army of distributors helped moved special edition in the final week before New York's April 19 presidential primary.

The Indypendent and The Occupied Wall Street Journal teamed up to publish The Battle of New York. We were able to distribute hundreds of thousands of copies of the paper in the week before Tuesday's primary with the help of volunteers across the city and state. While Bernie Sanders did not win in New York, the success of this people-powered project provided a glimpse into what a "political revolution" might look and feel like.
Jessie Rubin of The Indypendent staff distributes The Battle of New York in Jackson Heights, Queens.
Some of the people we met mentioned that they had missed The Occupied Wall Street Journal.
The Battle of New York got to the #Renterspower2016 retreat in Chicago organized by Right to the City.
The Battle of New York was distributed in various subway stations in New York's five boroughs.
Some of the younger ones join the distribution squad.
The Battle of New York supports striking Verizon workers
Catching up on the news.
“Extra! Extra! Read all about it!”
Ready for a political revolution.
Speaking to a moment.
Priscilla Grim and Jed Brandt, Editors of The Occupied Wall Street Journal.
More young ones on the squad.
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