Essays on Protest

In 1977, a 22 year old Indian farmer and activist from Azamgarh district of Uttar Pradesh, when came to a bank for a loan against his ancestral property, found that he has officially been dead. This was because his uncle had bribed an official in...

This essay’s discussion is about the Xenophobic Protests in the Cities of South Africa. Xenophobia is defined as irrational fear and hatred of strangers or foreigners or anything strange or foreign according to Merriam Webster’s Dictionery. One might redefine Xenophobic attacks in South Africa as...

In history, a handful of people have committed civil disobedience. Civil disobedience is the refusal to follow a certain law or orders of a government. A famous example would be the Boston Tea Party. The Boston Tea Party occurred in protest of the Tea Act...

All things considered, the term of Middle Easterner Spring isn’t as new as the upheaval since it was utilized almost 7 years prior in Western media. In any case, the procedure started in 2010 went on for a long time in various pieces of the...

Democratisation is defined as a change in political regime within a sovereign state from non- democracy to democracy. It is a process that changes political life, it is not an event. This essay will discuss how the early modernisation theory analysis of provisions proved uncertain...

The Zoot Suit riots were probably one of the most appalling 10 days in US history. With racism being the center of the whole event it’s easy to see how. With the Mexican American community being the victim and servicemen being the aggressors. Some of...

Over the course of the years, there have been many acts of civil disobedience, like Mohandas Gandhi in 1893, Rosa Parks in 1955, and so many more. Civil disobedience is the peaceful rejection of a law or rule, often used as a form of protest....