Is it easier or more difficult to stage a protest at school?

2 answers:

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B. More difficult.
Schools can decide and punish their students if they wish. The school can always shut down a protest quickly and make sure it doesn’t happen again. Schools also aren’t a set organization of people. They all have different ideas and views so to round up people and protest at school it hard. Plus schools can always shut it down before it even happens

RoseWind [281]3 years ago

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Answer:

c. They are the same

Explanation:

I would say they are the same. It may be more difficult because if you start a protest, people might not support you because they don't want to get in trouble. If it was easier, you might have those types of schools where you start a protest and the big and bold people don't care what happens to them, which would help you with the protest. It actually all depends on who would actually want to help you whether they are your friends or not. It basically depends on what caused the protest.

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