Skeptical young New Yorkers walk into a tiny utopia in Zuccotti Park — and Nelini Stamp's shame about money starts turning into outrage.

Horizontal organizing, livestreams, and a pepper-spray video that travels the world. The park becomes an open invitation to occupy.

On the Brooklyn Bridge, 700 march into arrest — and the movement's fight over money, power, and strategy breaks into the open.

500 sleep in the park each night. So do the infiltrators. Radical inclusivity is the movement's great strength — and its open door.

Assault, addiction, and endless debate. Without leaders, a community built on consensus struggles to keep its own people safe.

After 59 days, the raid comes on Nelini's birthday. The camp is gone — but the wage fights, the debt campaigns, the unfinished uprising are not.