Social Work & Disconnection


Beyond the March: Rethinking Peaceful Protest for a Divided Age
The streets fill with chants. The air hums with conviction. Signs wave, slogans rise, and cameras capture the spectacle. For a moment, it feels like something powerful is happening. But by the next morning, the streets are empty again. News cycles move on. Nothing has changed . Once, a march could shake the conscience of a nation. Today, it too often feels like a ritual – predictable, performative, and quickly forgotten. Martin Luther King Jr. once remarked that a march in th

Don Schweitzer
Dec 29, 20257 min read






