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Erica Chenoweth explains the 3.5% rule — the finding that nonviolent protest movements have never failed when at least 3.5% of a country's population is engaged.
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Peter O'Neil 🇨🇦🇺🇦vor 1 Jahr
Surely Hong Kong, Iran and Israel had 3.5% on the streets. All crushed.

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johnvor 1 Jahr
I’d like this to be true but I suspect it’ll go the way of the Golden Arches theory of global conflicts.

Combat Sleepingvor 1 Jahr
I thought this was going to be the Broadway actress

lefty lucy🧍🏽♀️vor 1 Jahr
I mean that’s all fine and good but when the state is the one instigating the violence, we don’t have much choice in what kind of protest we can participate in



![“There’s not, like, usually a bright line that you cross [into autocracy]. It’s more that a lot of things go on at the same time, there’s sort of an unravelling. We’re in the unravelling.” —Political scholar Erica Chenoweth on the state of America’s democracy](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1934371214723543192/media/GthEWcNXUAAHpDU.jpg)