Segment+4+-+Non-Violent+Protests

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 * **Your Name (first name only, please)** || **Your summary of the video clip** || **What question(s) do you have?** ||
 * Molly || Blacks and whites participated in non-violent protesting such as sitting at lunch counters where they had been denied service. By protesting peacefully them were able to show their innocence while mobs and riots attacked them. ||  ||
 * Emily S. || Protesters used peaceful resistance to demonstrate against segregation. They did simple things like sitting at restaurants with other white people, and refused to move when told the store was closing. They were arrested for disorderly conduct but refused to pay the fines they were given. Also, when the gangs of white segregationists came to attack them, they did not fight back. ||  ||
 * ======Kenz====== || ======Nonviolent activists embraced a method of protesting the injustices of discrimination through logic, language and love. A "colored" person sitting at a "white only" counter was a common form of effectively promoting civil disobedience. This peaceful resistance aimed to achieve understanding with the white community====== ||  ||
 * Olivia || Civil Rights activists in the black community chose nonviolent protesting because it embraced the idea that their goal was not to be superior over whites, or have more power, but simply to have equal rights and opportunities. By using small steps rather than violent rioting, they were making the statement that there was no need to cause harm and therefore it was not their intention as they fought for their rights. ||  ||
 * Kyle || People, both black and white would protest in a non-violent way. When black people would sit at restaurants with other white people and were told to leave, they refused and were arrested. They chose non violent protests because they wanted the white community to respect them more. ||  ||