When Does Protest Make A Difference?

Live from the Arizona State University California Center Broadway in Los Angeles, CA: Zócalo convenes two back-to-back panels moderated by KQED correspondent and co-host of “The California Report” Saul Gonzalez to discuss when and how protest makes a difference. The first panel features scholars and thinkers who can offer larger context for the current moment: urban journalism professor Danielle K. Brown, constitutional law professor and former director of the ACLU LGBT Project Matt Coles, and First Amendment scholar Eugene Volokh. The second panel features practitioners who have engaged in historic protests in Los Angeles and beyond: co-founder of the day laborer band Los Jornaleros del Norte Pablo Alvarado, Los Angeles Police Department former assistant chief Sandy Jo MacArthur, and immigrant rights and labor justice activist Victor Narro. Visit to read our articles and learn about upcoming events. Visit to read our articles and learn about upcoming events. Follow along on X: x.com/thepublicsquare Instagram: Facebook: LinkedIn:

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When Does Protest Make A Difference? is an episode from Zócalo Public Square by Zócalo Public Square.

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This episode was published on Aug 23, 2024.

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