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Who Really Protests, and Why?
Good on Paper
The Representation and Impact of Protest Movements
The chapter delves into how protesters are more representative of the public in some aspects compared to the voting electorate, exploring reasons for these differences such as disillusionment and practical barriers faced by certain groups. It discusses the value protestors place on participating, despite perceived costs, and emphasizes the significance and agency behind their actions, cautioning against dismissing or misrepresenting them. The conversation also covers the impact of protests like Black Lives Matter on public opinion, the media and political response to different movements, and the evolving nature of protest coalitions.
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