Forms of protests

Psychology of Protest: What Motivates People at Rallies?

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Protests and rallies have long been central to societal change, with individuals uniting around shared causes to make their voices heard. From civil rights marches to anti-war demonstrations and environmental rallies, people […]

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Rallies Against Air Travel: A Rising Movement in the Climate Crisis Era

Around the world, a growing number of rallies against air travel are taking flight as people confront the environmental impacts of aviation. Environmental groups, activists, and concerned citizens have joined forces in […]

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Eсonomiс Impaсt of National Strikes: Lessons from History

National strikes, a form of industrial aсtion where a signifiсant portion of a сountry’s workforсe halts work, have had profound and far-reaсhing effeсts on eсonomies throughout history. These strikes, often a response […]

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Why would people go to protests?

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Not everyone knows what a protest is-a form of disagreement with something. People protest to change the situation. Such movements are considered an international voice that rejects social or economic inequality. Protests […]

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What is an internal protest?

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Internal protest is disagreement with something, non-acceptance of a particular situation, person, or even oneself. Such a condition occurs when some expectations are not met. A high school graduate may dream of […]

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Khaki ball: the loudest anti-war protests and actions.

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War destroys, kills and devastates. However, anti-war protest not only bring millions of people together, but also create a message of peace. Artists will paint pictures that send out an impressive message, […]

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Student protests

“The Events of June 4” in China, 1989

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There was a Kent State of its own, though much more massive, in China: on April 15, 1989, protesters, among whom there were many students, occupied Beijing’s Tiananmen Square.

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“The Night of Tlatelolco” in Mexico, 1968

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Student performances in the 1960s took place not only in developed countries, but also in developing countries.

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Massacre at the University of Kent, 1970

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Events at Columbia University in New York took place in revolutionary 1968 almost simultaneously with the French.

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Battle of Valle Giulia, Italy, 1968

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Protests provoked by dissatisfaction with the authorities and the pending reform of university education also broke out in Italy in 1968.

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Earth Day (1970)

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Earth Day was first held in the United States in 1970. They called for a healthier and more sustainable environment.

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Political flash mob

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It should be noted that “breakthrough” actions are often confused with political flash mobs. This is an erroneous view.

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“Breakthrough” action

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A “breakthrough” action is a short-term (instantaneous) theatrical political action, aimed at attracting public and media attention to a socially significant problem

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