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Человек-микрофон

Участники акции гражданского протеста «Захвати Уолл-Стрит» используют принцип «человек-микрофон», поскольку у них нет разрешения на использование громкоговорителей в общественных местах в Нью-Йорке. «Люди-микрофоны» олицетворяют плюрализм самого движения и помогает усилить их призывы, пишет Кейси Селвин.