We will not move. We will not let go. We expect you. 

Probably my favorite image I shot so far. The moment was perfect, I want to find the family of this child and give them a big print of this. If my generation fails to save this planet. I hope with everything I am that her generation will be the one to change this system. Or else it could be too late. 

This 11-11-11 We Occupy As One

11-11-11 One world, one day, one movement. The people of California, Occupy Long Beach, Make Banks Pay, ACCE, SEIU, Red Meets Blue, and End Corporate Personhood act as one in this day by organizing a massive demonstration against corporate greed, corporate political influence, and stand up for global peace. We invite you on this day to be a part of history and to let your voice be heard amongst the one voice of the people. Let it be known that when the long haul is over, there will not be a 1% nor will there be a 99%. It will all be one. The world is a single organism that consists of all elements of nature including ourselves and a world at war with itself is doomed. Therefore we need to recognize that there is no other and that we are all one.


http://occupylosangeles.org/


Please join us at


200 North Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012-3224
Meet at 11:11 am to get ready to march at 12:30 pm


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Daniel U. Magana 


Soundtrack: "We're Not Moving" by Echo and Narcissus

October 15th Global Occupy DAY!

Enough said. The global Occupation day!


October 15th 2011! 

She has had enough. Save America.

It's not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. 

Police Show up to the Party!

LA Occupiers joined activist groups on Thursday Oct. 6 on a 


giant march toward the LA Financial district. Some of the 


organizations that the occupiers joined with that day were the 


Refund California Campaign, Make Banks Pay, Alliance of 


Californians of Community Empowerment, and the SEIU 


union. We took the intersection with over 2,000 heads!


Stopped traffic and truly made a statement. Some of the 



protesters were trying to cash a huge jumbo check for $673 


billion, made out to the “People of California.” There were 10 


peaceful arrests. I want to thank the LAPD for having a great 


attitude. In fact some of them were tearing up in front of me 


when we all yelled “WE ARE PEACEFUL” continuously. That 


was awesome :’)

LA March Toward The Financial District Oct.6th

LA Occupiers joined activist groups on Thursday Oct. 6 on a


giant march toward the LA Financial district. Some of the 


organizations that the occupiers joined with that day were 


the Refund California Campaign, Make Banks Pay, Alliance 


of Californians of Community Empowerment, and the SEIU 


union. According to general sources there was a count of


over 2,000 heads at the protest. Unfortunately my images 


only describe 1/3 of the magnitude. There’s tons of epic 


memories I caught with my eyes, literally the most epic day


ever. And to think that it’s only the beginning. <3