Social and political resistance refers to acts or movements aimed at challenging established norms or systems within society with the goal of promoting change. It involves individuals or groups taking action against social injustice or oppressive political regimes.
Related terms
Civil Disobedience: A nonviolent form of protest where individuals deliberately break laws or regulations they consider unjust in order to draw attention to their cause.
Revolution: A dramatic shift in power resulting from widespread social discontentment or opposition towards existing systems or authorities. Revolutions often involve large-scale social, political, and economic transformations.
Activism: The practice of taking action to bring about political or social change. Activists engage in various forms of advocacy, campaigning, and organizing to raise awareness and rally support for their cause.