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Who Really Protests, and Why?

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Protests, Public Health, and Unexpected Overlaps

The chapter explores the complex dynamics of protests during the COVID-19 pandemic and the George Floyd protests, analyzing the perspectives of healthcare professionals, economists, and protesters. It delves into a study revealing an unexpected overlap between individuals attending public health and BLM protests, challenging initial biases and shedding light on diverse motivations for protest participation. The discussion also highlights the evolving nature of the BLM movement, the impact of varying perceptions of COVID-19 risks, and the serious commitment that protesting represents for many individuals.

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