When should citizens break the law to demand change?

Chickahominy Indian Chief Adkins describes a Native American response to political involvements from the 17th century to today.

Dr. Ed Ayers tells the story of a young girl who protested inequality in local schools and set an example for Brown v. Board of Education.

Historian Carol Berkin comments on the unique political climate of America and its tolerance for protest.

Historian Gordon Wood suggests that the American electoral system serves as a release for pent up political rage.

Civil Rights activists used a variety of protest techniques to battle inequality.