Nonviolent Movement Vs Civil Resistance Summary

In this article, “It may only takes 3.5% of the population to topple a dictator- with a civil resistance,” depicts that a nonviolent approach is more effect than a violent for civil movements. Because of nonviolence, it got voting rights for women, empower the labor movement, helped get Aids patients the care they needed, protected free speech, closed down several power plants, and changed systemic racism and black lives. Nonviolent movements are the quickest, safest, and cheapest way to change something. It is even recognized as a fundamental human right under the international law. The Women's March shows that people can really come together for defending their rights.