Thank you for a powerful comment. I am also wondering about a shift in protest and civil disobedience. I have read that during the 1960s civil rights movement, many protesters purposely practiced so as not to recreate the attitudes injustices they were protesting. That strikes me as the most meaningful way anyone could engage in civil pr…
Thank you for a powerful comment. I am also wondering about a shift in protest and civil disobedience. I have read that during the 1960s civil rights movement, many protesters purposely practiced so as not to recreate the attitudes injustices they were protesting. That strikes me as the most meaningful way anyone could engage in civil protest. I wonder whether any current groups use this kind of practice .
Thank you for a powerful comment. I am also wondering about a shift in protest and civil disobedience. I have read that during the 1960s civil rights movement, many protesters purposely practiced so as not to recreate the attitudes injustices they were protesting. That strikes me as the most meaningful way anyone could engage in civil protest. I wonder whether any current groups use this kind of practice .