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Another insightful Next Comes What episode

> Why Protest Now — The #TeslaTakedown is a Great Start

Episode webpage: sites.libsyn.com/555737/why-pr
#Protest #Organizing #Disability #DisabilityRights #Democracy #USPol #TeslaChainsawMassacre

sites.libsyn.comNext Comes What: Why Protest Now — The #TeslaTakedown is a Great StartShowing up in public can derail Trump's attempts to destroy the federal government. #TeslaTakedown is a great start. Read the post that inspired this episode:  Subscribe to Andrea Pitzer’s Degenerate Art newsletter to support Next Comes What: You can find a #teslatakedown protest here:   In this week's episode, Andrea Pitzer tackles what protest can accomplish and covers the March 7 Stand Up for Science demonstration in DC. She notes that physical bodies gathered together to demand change remind the government who really runs the country, and explains how vital it is to exercise that right. Considering ways that even small or unfocused demonstrations play an important "basic training" role in developing skills and building a movement, Andrea analyzes how to add more strategic elements as numbers grow. The episode further explores picketing Tesla dealerships as an excellent approach in the current environment. Looking at America's past role in encouraging the ideals (though often not the actual practice) of democracy, Andrea outlines the moral vacuum left when those in the nation's capital decide to actively denounce democracy. We're entering dangerous territory. Solving the current crisis will likely come down to mass protests in the long run, and there's a lot we can do to make sure democracy wins.
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