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    The decision the clergy members strongly desired for King to rethink was continuing to conduct in non violent protests and promote civil disobedience. This was after King and his disciples had protested in the streets of Birmingham‚ Alabama. Martin Luther King through this letter absolutely justified his peaceful marches and proved there were are no other alternatives other than to protest. I can accept this argument because of his strong examples of accepted civil disobedience and identifying that

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    Language Analysis The Opinion piece ‘Chickens range free “is written by Jo Smith‚ expressing her support for the activists’ rights to protest. This is a contentious issue between to the conflict between the media who don’t support violent actions under any circumstance and the A.A.R‚ who are violently protesting about the inhumane treatment given to chickens. The AAR maintained that the animals have equal rights to humans whilst the media maintains that equal rights are only applicable to humans

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    there was protest. Some peaceful‚ some not‚ but the people in support spoke out and made a statement. How does protest affect us in our daily lives? It is constantly around us‚ it is simply challenging the status quote and speaking out. Protest isn’t always throwing tea off ships‚ or marches‚ it can be stepping up and asking for what you think is right. In today’s society protest has turned into violence in many cases‚ for example the violent protest in Ferguson‚ Missouri. Violent protests don’t

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    Motorcycle & Scooter India (Private) Limited‚ (HMSI)‚ a wholly-owned subsidiary of Honda Motor Company Limited6 (HMCL)‚ encountered violent protests from workers that disrupted production at their plant in Gurgaon7.  HMSI workers were severely beaten up by the police‚ and newspapers and TV channels gave wide coverage to the violence of the action. The protest followed six months of simmering labor unrest at the HMSI factory in which the workers also resorted to job slowdown8 (since

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    versus McDonald’s situation in 1999. All three of these examples perfectly describes the idea of civil disobedience. One of the most infamous examples of civil disobedience in history is the Salt March of 1930. The march‚ led by Mohandas Gandhi‚ was a protest against the British rule in India. According to History.com‚ the Salt Acts prohibited collecting and selling the salt‚ which was necessary to the Indian diet. This led

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    Why did more radical black movements emerge in the late 1960s? The 1960s was a period of time during the civil rights movement was change was at its peak. Some may argue that the emergence of more radical ways of non violent protest had been the best option for black campaigners to asseverate their aims and issues‚ whereas others may argue that the emergence of historical figures such as Elijah Muahmmed and Malcolm X had bought about conflict‚ dispute and the reputation of the civil rights movement

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    groups of people that are perceived to be powerless rise up against a superior entity. Whether it was the Boston Tea Party against the policy of “taxation without representation”‚ leading to the oldest democracy or Gandhi’s defiant march to the sea in protest of the British monopoly on salt‚ resulting in the largest democracy in the world‚ it has been witnessed that peaceful resistance to laws is an effective method of gaining freedom‚ independence‚ and equality. Although civil disobedience is effective

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    exorbitant fees were preventing them from accomplishing their degrees and pursuing their dreams in life into furthering their studies. On the other hand student who were able to complete their degrees felt as if there were being punished‚ they wanted the protest to stop and emphasized that violence doesn’t solve anything and it never the answer. The fees must fall campaign didn’t not only affect the education system in South Africa but also caused a huge negative impact on the South African economy. The

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    involvement in a movement or causes to form/organize/bring a social revolution in the society without violent means. Youth activism is basically an issue/goal-oriented activism. Youth are participating heavily and taking lead roles in non-violent protests around the world. They are protesting against government corruption as well as war‚ crimes‚ child abuse‚ human rights‚ sexual and gender based violence‚ education‚ censorships‚ and right of information in all corners of the world. The positive thing

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    against it.” G.K Chesterton Activism and protests are important to a government‚ even more to a democracy‚ to help make a change‚ in some circumstances‚ which would not have had light shined on them otherwise. Without such demonstrations‚ we may still have segregation between the races and unequal rights between genders. Generally‚ most people have the wrong idea about activism and protests. Undoubtedly there are “hippies” and “flower children” that protest things that do and do not need to change

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