Worshipping Power: An Anarchist View of Early State Formation - Peter Gelderloos ( theanarchistlibrary.org )
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I. Occupations are effective because they are disruptive. The April 1968 occupations shut down the entire university for over a week. This forced the administration to concede to their demands, even after the movement faced repression....
There's hope, kids!
Crossposted because I think it's an interesting take, but I don't fully agree with the part about protests having no quantifiable goal....
I wasn't sure where to post this specifically. But I believe this history lesson to be of some value presently....
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