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The Architecture of Dissent: How Protest-and Its Songs, Poems, and Plays-Built America from 1776 to Now and What Protest Teaches Us About Justice-and

The Architecture of Dissent: How Protest-and Its Songs, Poems, and Plays-Built America from 1776 to Now and What Protest Teaches Us About Justice-and

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AnthropologyGeneral United States History

ISBN13: 9798247311874
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 7 2026
Pages: 176
Weight: 0.54
Height: 0.38 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

The Architecture of Dissent is a narrative history of American protest told through the culture that carried it-songs, poems, plays, marches, and moments when ordinary people refused to be silent.

From the aftermath of independence to abolition, labor uprisings, suffrage, civil rights, Vietnam, Stonewall, Black Lives Matter, and today's networked protests, this book argues that dissent is not a breakdown of democracy, but one of its essential structures. Again and again, movements dismissed as disruptive are revealed-often too late-as the very mechanisms that forced the republic to correct itself.

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Fogelberg, Jon Nils

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General United States History