Civil Disobedience

Rules and laws regulate our society. These guidelines set forth the boundaries that American people can live and carry on their lives without disrupting the social norms. Rules are created to keep everything fair and equal for all people. Laws serve to eliminate arguments that may arise about the proportion of any agenda. Civil disobedience is the want or demand for change by rising up against societies laws, rules or norms, and accepting the fate …

…future for our society. Providing a well-rounded education is an intricate role in this process. Removing civil disobedience from our schools is like eliminating an entire species. Those people who go against the grain are a special breed of people. Teaching may incite a child to make changes that would better our world. If including civil disobedience in our society does this for one child, then it is worth keeping as part of our curriculum.