…Now, why did it spread so quickly in the United States itself? The social base of the first occupations was pretty uniform. Marissa Holmes, who's one of the big organizers, also is a videographer. And the first night or two, she went around talking to…

…as an anthropologist, studied how native cultures could be used to inform people who wanted to form a new anti-capitalist society. Marissa Holmes is a friend of David Graeber and described his importance to the movement. David is remembered for the we are…

…more than the ideology or, you know, calling yourself an anarchist, it was it was doing the thing, you know, in the world. Marissa Holmes says although Graber died too soon, to the best of her knowledge, it was a natural and not suspicious death. I was…

…he wasn't poisoned or anything like that. There was no malicious intent. But the exact underlying cause is still unknown. Activist Marissa Holmes, David Graeber was living in Venice, Italy, where he died. He was 59. And that's some of the news for Tuesday,…

…was a person who introduced me to that and brought me to student movements. And then I came to New York. I went to Marissa Holmes, who is a performance artist, who brought me into what was going on in New York. And then there's a whole series of…

…first day, it was way bigger than we thought. Okay. Yeah. And what we did was we went out, I have a friend, Marissa Holmes, who was like probably the single most important organizer. And she's also a filmmaker. And she went out with a video camera that…