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Egypt: Is this revolution? New Yorkers speak out

5 Feb, 2011 17:02
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A wounded Egyptian anti-government protestor holds a poster reading in Arabic "I want to be martyr" (AFP Photo / Marco Longari) © AFP
A wounded Egyptian anti-government protestor holds a poster reading in Arabic "I want to be martyr" (AFP Photo / Marco Longari) © AFP
Thousands upon thousands have taken to the streets of Cairo to express their dissatisfaction with President Hosni Mubarak and his politics. Is this a revolution, or just another riot?
Lori “The Resident” Harfenist is hitting the streets of New York to find out how its residents define the ongoing turbulence in Egypt.
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