How Does Peaceful Resistance Affect Our Laws Positively Or Negatively

Does peaceful resistance affect our laws positively or negatively? In fact peaceful resistance has a positive impact on our laws. Just like publicity, non-violence is supposed to lower the bars of negative effects, impacting our laws. The relationship between the american public and laws enforcement has always, had a violent nature that as a country has never been able to escape. Yet, throughout the years the people of this country have used peaceful resistance to change so much of the mistakes, this country has made.

From Thomas Jefferson to Rosa Parks to Daniel Ellsberg. They all made changes, by committing acts that some americans would call criminal,but they acted out acts of civil disobedience. Some see civil disobedience as an unjustly demon in one,
While others say it could maraud civil society. Which continues to show that rebelling is okay to do against the law and order. Civil disobedience can be done in a respectful way, just like the days of segregation. Segregation traveled to the American South and became the law, until the American Civil Rights Movement came about. “You must never be fearful about what you are doing when it is right.” These words were said by Rosa Parks, who was seen as a civil rights activist. The words she spoke, were able to enlighten the role of how civil disobedience can be used positivity just like how Parks was able to do. For example an article called Rosa Parks and Civil Disobedience by Prerana Korpe say; “When the bus filled up and no seats remained, the driver ordered four African Americans, including Parks, to clear their seats so that a white man could sit down. All but Parks acquiesced.” This