Critics scorned the Occupy movement the moment it began. But Occupy proved the naysayers wrong, rising to prominence and dramatically shifting the national discourse to focus on income inequality. Now, as the movement heads into the spring, it will face a different set of challenges that could threaten its life and spirit far more than any critic could. In this video, Nation writer Ilyse Hogue discusses critical questions of identity and form that the Occupy movement will have to confront as it transitions into the spring. For more, read Hogue’s article in this week’s issue.
—Elizabeth Whitman
