Are Peaceful Public Protests an Effective Way to Initiate Dialogue on Contentious Issues?
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This week we will review several instances in American athletic history where college students protested in response to discriminatory practices. Do you believe peaceful public protests are an effective way to initiate dialogue on contentious issues? Have you ever taken part in a protest? If so, did participating help you to feel "heard"? If you have not taken part in a protest, can you think of an issue that would be important enough for you to consider protesting – either to change what is happening now, or to keep something from being changed or taken away?
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Do You Believe Peaceful Public Protests Are an Effective Way to Initiate Dialogue on Contentious Issues?
I believe peaceful public protests pave the way for meaningful dialogue. Therefore, peaceful protests are an effective way to express concern on contentious issues. Although sensitive issues like marginalization, oppression, and brutality can strain the possibility of peaceful protests, people must try to remain calm. If protesters behave in threatening and violent ways during public protests, there is a high likelihood that the situation will quickly escalate into full-blown violence and chaos. In addition to chaos and destruction, violence during protests exposes protesters to retaliation, leaving them vulnerable. Consequently, people will suffer injuries and possibly the death of others. Although, to some people, violence seems justifiable, it does more harm than good. In a civilized world, people must deal with issues in a civilized manner. Peaceful public protests will earn the protesters' respect, thus creating room for discussion. Although different parties may have to compromise, the change people yearn for can be negotiated, and an agreement can be reached. It reduces the...
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