Category: Protest
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Resistance Protests Against the South African Apartheid
Modern society respects diversity, and globalization the world experiences now teaches humanity about the equity and value of any individual regardless of the differences. However, less than a century ago, the opposite historical events took place, and such characteristics as a race could determine a persons life. Apartheid, the racial segregation regime lasted in South…
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Protests Theatre Role in Apartheid South Africa
Introduction It has often been argued that theatre is political in nature because it is a part of all human activities, which are political in nature (Schumann, 2008). Apart from entertaining the society, theatres perform significant roles in any society. For instance, they contribute to the processes of educating, informing, creating awareness and addressing the…
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Painting as an Expression of Social Protest
Throughout humanitys history, artists have created their works to express their feelings connected with some events. They were inspired by nature, the beauty of a human being, or some peculiar processes for the period in which they lived. That is why each masterpiece can serve as the reflection of the epoch. With this in mind,…
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Analysis of the Song ’21 Guns’ and Anti-War Protests
The thing with today’s society is that when people listen to a song, they don’t think twice about what the song really means. For decades there have been different social issues going on in the United States, one example of a social issue is from 21 Guns. Unfortunately, the USA has not been thinking outside…
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Essay on the Anti-Vietnam War Movement
The anti-war movement was a reflection of a time period when individuals started to vocalize their opinions on political and social issues. The era of conformity and submission to higher powers was commencing its decay with the rise of the common mans recognition of his or her authority and rights in response to certain societal…
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Graffiti As A Means Of Protest In The Philippines
Definition Decker and Curry (n.d) define graffiti as a method of visual communication done by individuals or groups. Graffiti may be taken as an expressive art form, however, this act is often considered illegal as it involves writing or imprinting symbols or phrases on public spaces. The authors also construe that it is a type…
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Analysis of the Causes of University Students’ Discontent in France in 1968
May 1968 saw some of the largest protests in contemporary French history witnessing a month of demonstrations, university buildings being taken over and economic standstill resulting in a snap legislative election. An article published in The Guardian on May 13th highlighted a number of reasons why these protests had broken out such as a lack…