In the summer of 2011, when David Graeber heard rumors of a mobilization against Wall Street, he was hopeful but wary. Graeber is an anthropologist by trade, and a radical by inclination, which means that he spends a lot of time at political demonstrations, scrutinizing other demonstrators. When he wandered down to Bowling Green, in the financial district, on August 2nd, he noticed a few people who appeared to be the leaders, equipped with signs and megaphones.
Jerry and Deborah Strober have been married for thirty years, and they have written ten books together, including Reagan: The Man and His Presidency and Israel at 60. Their most recent project: a best-seller meant to introduce voters to presidential candidate Herman Cain.
