Abstract
The following considers the interplay between connection and separation in social movements. Exploring the example of the May 1, 2007 police raid on the Immigrant Rights rally in MacArthur Park in Los Angeles, the following considers the ways the Global Justice Movement has benefited and suffered from such an interplay. In addition, the work reviews recent contributions to the social movement literature. Particular attention is given to concepts of failure, collective joy, suppression, interconnection, separation, and connection.
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