English: Protesters for Occupy Knoxville, a sister demonstration of New York's Occupy Wall Street demonstrations, display signs at the entrance to Krutch Park in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA. The signs, from left to right, read, "Silent no more," "Save the American Dream! Regulate Wall Street, Reform campaign finance," "Because health care, housing and living wages are human rights; because the average CEO makes 475 times more than the average worker; because gutting social services, detaining immigrants, demonizing Muslims and gays, destroying unions, are not solutions, they are injustices; because we are building the anti-racist, feminist, economic justice majority," "'We can either have democracy in this country or we can have great wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, but we can't have both' - Louis Brandeis," and "Don't tread on me."