The article discusses the current climate of social and political conflicts in the U.S. from various perspectives, such as the opposition to President Trump and movements supporting minority rights. It emphasizes the importance of nonviolent protests and affirms that significant change can occur when a critical mass of the population mobilizes against injustice. Drawing on research from Erica Chenoweth, the piece underlines a historical correlation between widespread civic engagement and successful outcomes, as it encourages readers to engage in these battles for fundamental rights.
Winning a fight is not just physical; it often reflects deeper social struggles where various groups face significant issues such as rights erosion, government control, and more.
Erica Chenoweth asserts that nonviolent protests, when they reach a threshold of 3.5% of a given population, have historically led to successful change, highlighting the power of organized action.
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