Eccentric Protests and Historical Oddities

This chapter explores an array of bizarre historical anecdotes, including advertising with a preserved corpse, and audacious theatrical performances that challenged authority in the 1600s. It highlights the unusual methods of protest, such as the Duchobas' nudity campaign in Canada and how itching powder was used humorously in World War II. The discussion further touches on the legacy of unique groups like the Sons of Freedom and their unconventional approaches to advocacy and community identity.