Cornel West is a man who wears many hats. He’s a professor at Princeton, a civil right activist, a media personality, a public speaker, and a man who looks like Jules Winfield’s grandfather. Long story short, it’s no surprise that Cornel West was headlining a protest on the steps of the Supreme Court while simultaneously giving shout-outs to the Occupy movement that’s currently clogging up the evil empire of Wall Street. Cornel West was arrested while protesting on the steps of the Supreme Court. His arrest, luckily, was caught on video so you can hear from the man himself why he was hanging out in DC.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQNH4wphca0West was there to protest corporate influence in the government, which seems like a good cause. Of course, during that, he also gave shout-outs to the police (as working folks just doing their job), the Occupy Wall Street movement, and even the Martin Luther King Jr. memorial freshly opened on the National Mall. The one thing you can say for sure about West? He knows how to squeeze in a lot of complaints in a small media window.
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