Benefits of disruptive behaviors in social movements

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Social movements can at times use disruptive behaviors. What are donf of the possible benefits of disruptive behaviors in social movements? What are the drawbacks or possible negative consequences? What does the first amendment state concerning citizens right to use disruptive methods? Refer to examples from history as you frame your analysis.

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