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Being calm and having a nice interaction with those around you, no matter their views.

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Civility is a simple form for being formal. So being polite using your manners.

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Being calm and polite

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civility is being caring .

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Civility is acting in a way of respect towards the things around you

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being formal and respecting those around

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To not be able to have a calm conversation with someone about their beliefs without belittling or shouting at them.

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Being rude and unsociable

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Attacking people for having different views that's not justified. As well as being rude to people around you.

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acting in a way that is considered unformal

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Being respectful to others in conversation

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Acting hurtful whether that's physically or mentally.

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acting rude or disrespectful

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Being nice and respectful in conversation.

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Not respecting another person and not allowing them to state their position

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Being disrespectful in conversation

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respecting others and following the law

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Responding with a rude action after someone states an opinion

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not following laws, destroying things, not being able to have a civilized conversation.

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They should be but sadly the ones in Portland have not been

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I think civility means being respectful

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not considered to be socially, culturally, or morally advanced.

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not considered to be socially, culturally, or morally advanced.

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I think uncivilized is ignoring laws

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Being respectful

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being destructive

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They were viewed terribly because they wanted to change the way that black Americans were treated.

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they saw him most likely as a threat to the white supremacy

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During the time, he was viewed badly, even by his supporters, who didn't fully understand or like the way he was running things.

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They thought he was causing violence and disturbance

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He was seen as disturbing the peace of the city

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MLK was viewed as a "troublemaker" he stood up for his rights and people felt like he was disrupting peace.

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standing up for black people

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MLK was viewed as a violent troublemaker by most Americans even some who supported his position.

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Most of Americans disproved of his methods

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He was controversial

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he was just causing problems and they all believed that nothing needed fixed

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he was just causing problems and they all believed that nothing needed fixed

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The cultures that have less Western values were often called "savages", and by forcing them to denounce their culture, you damage them down to the core.

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The people that society tries to change that shouldn't be changed.

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people get stripped of their culture, to the point where they could even become terrified of it because of the ways we have tried to force them to abandon the ways that they were taught to be civil.

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The most cultural that suffer would be whites trying to change there background

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People who hold passive cultural beliefs suffer from unwarranted violence/oppression because of something very important to them.

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Any other culture if its unlike the ideal white person suffers from the forced ideal of what it means to be civilized. Honestly that idea of "civilized" isn't even civilized.

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people who aren't white suffer

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Other cultures and peoples suffer

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yes. people don’t want to listen to a violent protest usually

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He was viewed badly, he was changing things that a lot of people thought didn't need changing

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People and their culture suffer

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cultures or people who aren’t seen as civilized in the american eyes

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Other people and their cultures suffer

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black people/poc might not be seen as civilized as white people maybe

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people who were born here, speak english, white

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People in positions of power, who are more educated and speak the common tongue.

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Yes they should because violence, especially when death occurs, deters the middle ground from joining.

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Segregation was deemed necessary to keep the community "civil" during the mid- 1900's

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civility has been used to oppress black Americans because as soon as they stand up for themselves they're called uncivilized

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When people stand up for themselves, it is seen as uncivil.

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They have high civility standard compared to white people. When they try to get a right for themselves they are called uncivil.

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other background would be disrespecting the flag even though they don't

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Civility has been used to silence people talking about societal issues.

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rich straight white cis males :)

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It's a word used to insult them and show that they are less than.

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i think people should be able to do what they need to get their basic human rights, people don't usually listen to civil protests so it turns into violence when people don't listen. It's especially needed for bigger changes to happen.

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Usually White men have the privilege to take the high road, because they are a majority of our media and they don't have to fight for rights.

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People who grew up in high class families

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When black Americans stand up for themselves its seen as uncivil.

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Yes because using violence just loses respect to the movement

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They are called uncivil if they stand up for themselves

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Rich, white, cis, straight American men have the most privilege to take the high roads

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Rich people

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who would have the most privilege to take the high road would be people with a lot of money

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People in power.

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Those who are white, male, and more affluent often have the privilege to take the "high road" in public

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People in power, with high amounts of wealth

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Not most of the time, if a "civil" protest is enough to make societal change then great, but those in power don't often pay attention to "civil protests," so more violent protests are generally needed for large societal changes or revolutions.

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violence turns people away from the movement

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Being calm and collected on the outside

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Usually a demeaning insult that oppressors or colonizers label a minority group as in order to justify violence against them.

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They were seen as evil and enemies of the state because they refused to be oppressed by white people

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Those that don't conform to the mainstream culture suffer when those cultural values are seen as the only way to be "civil."

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Yes

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Yes, violence is useful in war not protest, violent protest makes people divided, however sometimes rights need to be fought for in "war".

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Most of the time yes because violence can off the wrong idea, but sometimes it sadly is the reason that people will pay attention to what needs to be done.

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I don't think protests should be civil

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This is difficult because violence usually scares people away but if people protest civilly the attention towards the issue will be small, because there is no conflict and debate, so the media isn't intrested.

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To aggressively make someone feel that their opinion is wrong or the way they are doing something is wrong.

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Being able to calmly disagree with someone without making them feel bad or putting them down.

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I believe that protests for the most part should be civil unless no attention is being brought to the situation you might have to be a little louder at that point.

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people with money and also people who were born in the us and or people that are english\white.

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They were seen as unruly and enemies of the state cause they didnt want to be oppressed by white people.

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Civility has been used to oppress Black Americans by calling them uncivil when they speak up about there oppression, or push back in any way.

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Those who come from different backgrounds or cultures can get stripped from their ways because of the mainstream cultures we have running the area.

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People try and say that they are violent or uncivil when they are simply just trying to stand up for their people.

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Civility is being formal and sociable, whether it's agreeing or disagreeing with somebody

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people in positions of power.

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Yes but sometimes they need more attention.

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Civility means to be kind, sociable. I think to just be an overall good person

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Uncivilized is basically like you’re living like an animal.