Papers this week reported an early return of street activists with the early return of warm weather, along with a former Goldman Sachs executive's public denunciation of his company, and laid out in a column he wrote for the New York Times explaining why he resigned.
In speaking to NYC protesters retaking Liberty Square, AP reported via USA Today::
"I kind of like to think that the Occupy movement helped him to say, 'Yeah, I really can't do this anymore,'" retired librarian Connie Bartusis said of the op-ed piece by Goldman Sachs manager Greg Smith, who claimed the company regularly foisted failing products on clients as it sought to make more money.
Carrying a sign with the words "Regulate Regulate Regulate," Bartusis said the loss of governmental checks on the financial system helped create the climate of unfettered self-interest described by Smith in his piece, although Goldman's leadership suggested he had not portrayed the bank's culture accurately.More photos from around the nation revisited here.
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