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Solidarity and strategy: the forgotten lessons of truly effective protest

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The Power of Collective Action for Social Progress

This chapter emphasizes the critical role of organized movements in driving historical advancements in civil rights and labor protections, showcasing how marginalized groups benefit from unified efforts. It discusses the decline in grassroots organizing and the shift towards elite activism strategies, noting the importance of engaging and organizing more people for political leverage. The narrative reflects on the impact of various protest movements, highlighting the need for effective organization to turn public support into tangible outcomes and create meaningful change.

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