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The 10th anniversary of the WTO protest in Seattle is coming up. 

How about a show looking at the legacy of that protest?  What is the WTO up to now?  What about the Eugene anarchists?  What is the status of the issues the protesters were talking about?   How have the issues changed?  How are they the same?  Have any of the protesters, or the officials, changed their minds on the issues? How have street protests changed since Seattle?  Are they even relevant? 

Is there even any legacy of the Seattle WTO protests at all, after 9/11, Iraq, 8 years of Bush, housing crisis and recession, global warming, and now Obama?

Thanks!

Joe

posted 3 years, 6 months ago
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