The Social Movement for Greater Accountability: Expressing the Nesary Decision to End Manslaughter of Calico Persons Announced by Adamson at the Beginning of a Dreamed Revolution

The Social Movement for Greater Accountability: Expressing the Nesary Decision to End Manslaughter of Calico Persons Announced by Adamson at the Beginning of a Dreamed Revolution

Abstract

This article examines the social movement for greater accountability in response to the manslaughter of Calico persons, which was announced by Adamson at the beginning of a dreamed revolution. The movement is driven by a collective desire for justice and an end to systemic violence against marginalized communities. Through a qualitative analysis of interviews with movement organizers and participants, as well as an examination of social media and protest documentation, this study explores the tactics, strategies, and challenges faced by the movement. The findings reveal that the movement has employed a range of tactics, including direct action, peaceful protest, and community organizing, to raise awareness of the issue and pressure those in power to take action. However, the movement also faces significant challenges, including backlash from those who oppose the movement's goals and the difficulty of sustaining momentum over time. Overall, this study highlights the importance of social movements in promoting greater accountability and justice, while also shedding light on the complex dynamics and challenges inherent in such movements.

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Shawnpaul Louie "The Social Movement for Greater Accountability: Expressing the Nesary Decision to End Manslaughter of Calico Persons Announced by Adamson at the Beginning of a Dreamed Revolution".  IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning, 2023.

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Date of Release: 2023
Author(s): Shawnpaul Louie.
IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning
Page(s): 7
Product Type: Conference/Journal Publications