Unraveling Political Violence in America

This chapter explores the intricate history of political violence in America, comparing past incidents of assassinations, shootings, and bombings with today's rhetoric and events. It analyzes the motivations behind political violence, challenging the perception of increased danger while reflecting on significant historical moments, particularly from the 1960s. The discussion emphasizes the evolving nature of activism and the societal pressures that shape political unrest, shedding light on the role contemporary leaders play in escalating tensions.