CRM+methods

|| Form of protest
 * Description || Example(s) || Image || Pros || Cons ||
 * **BOYCOTT** || an economic acitivity in which protesters refuse to buy a product or use a service || [|Montgomery Bus Boycott]

[|Chicago School Boycott] || Economic - hit where it hurts the most - the wallet non-violent, doesn't look bad in the press || involves a sacrifice, especially if product or service is a necessity (like busses) may take a long time to really have an impact and succeed ||  || together it would make protesting more effective. || Things were hard to organize and people would sometimes work against them like the church bombing. ||  ||
 * **CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE** || Breaking the law on purpose and accepting the punishment. || [|Sit Ins] || Was effective and got the word across. || People would have to go to jail. ||  ||
 * **NON VIOLENT PROTEST** || Protest where the protestors are not violent even if they are attacked first. || [|Marches] || Looked good in press and still got the word across. || People may be violent to the protestors and some still got arrested. ||  ||
 * **ORGANIZATION** || Groups like the SNCC organized protests. || [|SNCC] || If everyone worked
 * **POLITICAL ACTION** || They worked to get laws passed that were anti segregation. || [|Civil Rights Laws Now] || Laws would end segregation and Jim Crow. || This was hard to do and people often disobeyed the laws. ||  ||
 * **VIOLENCE** || People would be violent to get their points of view across. || [|CRM Violence] || Really sent a message and scared people. || Could get you in trouble and looked bad in the press. People also got hurt. ||  ||