US History – 1945 to Present
Nonviolent resistance is a method of protest and social change that emphasizes peaceful actions to challenge injustice, oppression, and discrimination. This approach aims to bring about change through tactics such as civil disobedience, boycotts, and peaceful demonstrations, rather than using violence or aggression. It became a pivotal strategy during the Civil Rights Movement, influencing policies and social attitudes in the United States, particularly during the New Frontier era.
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