Dynamics of Civil Resistance

This chapter examines the evolution of protest movements in the U.S., highlighting the stagnation of recent protests despite pressing threats to democracy. It explores the effectiveness of nonviolent resistance, supported by historical data, and emphasizes the importance of community support and sustained organizing for success. By analyzing various case studies, it reveals the critical mass needed for impactful movements and the role of civil society in promoting democratic change.

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