Art Of Protest Movement
The Art of Protesting
Since the twentieth century of America African Americans have always been being looked as lower class people. The Racism, the discrimination had always had an impact on the people and how they acted. They were scared of police they were scared of being hurt and were scared of white people. They thought their whole life, their children’s, children’s life was always going to be having alimentation and not living free. It all started changing when African Americans started standing up to white people for what they believed was right. They were quoting the Constitution saying “…For liberty and justice for all…”. They didn’t just start believing this out of nowhere or they didn’t start fighting for their rights out of thin air. They needed someone to show …show more content…
When people unite and stand against people believing something on the contrary of what the activists believe is called protesting. You do not need violence to make everything you want happen. In order to get what you want and impact our society you have to be civil but also stand up for what you want. Peaceful disobedience positively impacts our society. Why? Well one of the things people think about when they see a leader take order or speak about what they want changed, is either they agree or disagree. There are three options, the first option is to agree with the statement that the leader said. The other 2 are to disagree with peaceful resistance or Violent disobedience. People don’t want other people getting hurt or don’t want to see people abusing the law. So in most cases activists use a nonviolent approach for what they believe is right. In order to figure out the main question about negatively or positively impacting our free society with peaceful resistance, we need to know how that protest is going to impact our future and our people. No it Is not the same as a violent approach but it is the total opposite. Everything involving violence causing some sort of
Since the twentieth century of America African Americans have always been being looked as lower class people. The Racism, the discrimination had always had an impact on the people and how they acted. They were scared of police they were scared of being hurt and were scared of white people. They thought their whole life, their children’s, children’s life was always going to be having alimentation and not living free. It all started changing when African Americans started standing up to white people for what they believed was right. They were quoting the Constitution saying “…For liberty and justice for all…”. They didn’t just start believing this out of nowhere or they didn’t start fighting for their rights out of thin air. They needed someone to show …show more content…
When people unite and stand against people believing something on the contrary of what the activists believe is called protesting. You do not need violence to make everything you want happen. In order to get what you want and impact our society you have to be civil but also stand up for what you want. Peaceful disobedience positively impacts our society. Why? Well one of the things people think about when they see a leader take order or speak about what they want changed, is either they agree or disagree. There are three options, the first option is to agree with the statement that the leader said. The other 2 are to disagree with peaceful resistance or Violent disobedience. People don’t want other people getting hurt or don’t want to see people abusing the law. So in most cases activists use a nonviolent approach for what they believe is right. In order to figure out the main question about negatively or positively impacting our free society with peaceful resistance, we need to know how that protest is going to impact our future and our people. No it Is not the same as a violent approach but it is the total opposite. Everything involving violence causing some sort of