The Cover of Death - What It Did in the Morning?

"There's no time that I've ever felt more empowered than the times I've been crushed shoulder-shoulder with strangers, toe-to-toe with state violence and watch cops break and retreat," he says. "It's incredible. It's addictive." He follows a group of young people who are trying to organize big protests in their town. They become his friends after they realize what he has been doing.