Question

An example of nonviolent protest used in the civil rights movement is

Answer 1

@Jemurray3

Answer 2

The beautiful part of the Civil Rights movement is that these people would go out and do something that they knew would irritate people who were against their cause. Then you would have these moments where protestors who weren't doing anything wrong would be on television getting beat up by their opponents. It made people who didn't care about the problem or who just didn't realize that there was a problem very aware of the issue and offended by it.

Basically, nonviolent protest draws attention. Violent protest draws attention to the fact that you are a menace to society. Nonviolent protest that leads to violence against you does both.

Answer 3

Because violent protest leads to more hate and is used as another excuse to hate the protesters. Violent protest is an effort in creating fear and normally leads to more hostility. If you are protesting because you feel you are not being treated like a human being, it helps to act like one, rather than to act like animals.

uses media attention to aid in battling, therefor no fighting is needed.

Answer 4

The 1968 riots

Sit-ins

The Harlem Renaissance

The actions of the Black Panthers

Answer 5

Which one @Jemurray3

Answer 6

@redred413 can you help me please.

Answer 7

ya

Answer 8

Sit-ins

Answer 9

Are you 100% sure ?

Answer 10

ya..

Answer 11

Thank you

Answer 12

A sit-in is a form of direct action that involves one or more people nonviolently occupying an area for a protest.

Answer 13

It's correct. Thank you very much.

Answer 14

no problem... :)