Protest or Perish: Preparing for Tomorrow's Challenges

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In this episode of Crayon Box Weekly, We discuss the evolving landscape of civil liberties and government actions impacting the right to protest. We highlight the increase in anti-protest legislation, with 45 states introducing over 350 bills since 2017, the establishment of National Guard units for public order, and heightened surveillance measures such as geofence warrants and facial recognition. We look at potential paths for the future: a descent into tyranny, maintaining the status quo, or a move back to a center of political discourse. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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