The Fading Echoes of Occupy: What We Learned from a Failed Revolution As the 15th anniversary of Occupy Wall Street passes, its impact on American politics has been more felt than seen.
Yotam Marom's new book, "For Louder Days," offers a scathing critique of the internal dynamics that led to the movement's demise.
This failure reveals a larger problem: our tendency to rely on electoral politics as the primary means of effecting change. Our emphasis on voting has led us to neglect grassroots organizing and direct action.