Question

What is the significance of the march? Why did it mean so much to Quinn, Rashad, and Spoony? How about the rest of the characters? Why do people protest? Do you think protests are effective in voicing a cause? Can they institute change?

Answer 1

The march signifies the people's revolt against police violence against African Americans. It means a lot to Quinn, Rashad, and Spoony because they are African Americans.

Similarly, this matters to the other characters because they feel they might be the next victims.

Protests are effective in expressing a cause, as they present a group of people rejecting the same social element that causes negative situations for them. This popular pressure can institute changes, especially in democratic governments.

What is a democratic government?

• It is a political system where the population has supreme power.
• It is a political system where the government must comply with the will of the people.

Therefore, protests such as the one Quinn, Rashad, and Spoony participated, in must be capable of provoking social change, as they show how a part of the people, which has all political power, is being harmed by negligence, racism, and intolerance.

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