Nonviolent resistance can bring about social change from "summary" of The End of War by John Horgan
Nonviolent resistance has a long and storied history of bringing about social change. Movements such as those led by Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr. have shown that peaceful protest and civil disobedience can be powerful tools in the fight for justice and equality. One of the key benefits of nonviolent resistance is its ability to attract widespread support. When people see others standing up for what they believe in without resorting to violence, it can inspire them to join the cause. This can lead to large-scale movements that have the potential to enact real change in society. Nonviolent resistanc...
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