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Just someone suggesting something and people doing it.

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when people don't like the idea of others speaking out on justice

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When people don't get their way.

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when people fight for it when they keep trying

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people get angry and choose to make bad decisions

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when people don't get the reaction they want so they start using other ways ( violence ) to get there voices heard on why they were there anyway

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I think a protest becomes a riot once one people become violent or when they start breaking laws.

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Sometimes the smallest things, a slight push here, someone tripping there, can be the thing that turns a mostly peaceful crowd violent due to all the tension and stress in a crowd. Also, if the people in charge, refuse to even acknowledge your presence or your anger and frustration at how everything is going, that can contribute. Unfair treatment also results in rioting.

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I think anger, dissatisfaction, and injustice can turn a protest into a riot.

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Destruction of property

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When people start getting violent, or when they start to break laws.

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violence and vandalism

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When people are starting to cause harm to people or property but also when people start to react in a directly violent manner even like just throwing items

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I think a protest turns into a riot when people start doing illegal things, or start fights or hurting people. I think it also turns into a riot when someone vandalizes something.

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A protest becomes a riot once people start to violently force their opinion onto others, including by vandalism or trespassing of private or federal property.

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hatefull stuff, angry people, people getting hurt.

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a protest can turn into a riot by how people act more violent

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Protests turn into riots when they are no longer peaceful at all and people are invading private property, and braking laws.

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not breaking laws

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protesting without causing harm intentionally

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To protest without causing destruction to people or property. Also not trespassing or breaking any laws.

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no violence , or breaking any laws

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It means to protest without destruction or violence.

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Peaceful; no fighting

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to not be violent

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To not physically attack but use your words

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peacefully protesting is to not be aggressive. To not burn things or hit people.

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It is like his voice.

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to peacefully protest would be to be respectful to others whilst protesting (ie, don't shove, hit, etc, unless in defense), to gather in crowds, (but in areas deemed appropriate for protesting), to not vandalise things and shops, amongst other things.

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to protest without violence and speaking about how u feel

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I believe that a peaceful protest is peaceful as long as there isn't any direct violence (including vandalism) and that a protest is only to say what you want and to send some kind of message for what you want to say

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I think that a peaceful protest is when you share your voice without causing chaos and without violence.

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no hitting no charging the streets and NO BURNING but only by talking peacefuly and argumentively

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A peaceful protest is to give your opinion to others against a subject publicly without any type of violence, verbal, emotional, or physical. This also includes vandalism or trespassing of private or federal property.

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To peacefully protest, I think it means that you can hold signs, and yell, and do things like that, as long as what the signs say and what you're yelling isn't insulting or threatening anyone. Also as long as there is no violence, or doing anything illegal, it's still peaceful protesting.

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Peacefully protesting means to protest your opinion without being aggressive and harming others.

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It gives him his voice

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his clarinet is apart of his voice

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His clarinet is his voice

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People like to listen to music, so it will be easier to reach out to people with music. It is also a way to express how you feel without words.

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to deliver a point

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his clarinet he it apart oh him

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He used his clarinet because it is a part of his voice

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his clarinet was his voice

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he used his clarinet so he could be heard, he uses it because its part of his voice.

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He said his clarinet is part of his voice and that's what he felt was needed to make a point.

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because it gives him a voice

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He chose to play his clarinet because it's apart of his voice

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because his instrument is part of his voice

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He used his clarinet as it was part of his voice.

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I feel that he decided to use his clarinet to make this statement because it reflects his voice and is deeply rooted in who he is. Also possibly because we, as humans, tend to have a more emotional response to music.

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To symbolize how the melody is off but in a more literal way by playing the song to show us how it's changed and the way it symbolize his voice

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He used his clarinet to make the statement, because he says that his clarinet is a part of his voice, and he thinks that musicians and artists should use their art to speak up for justice.

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He used his clarinet to make his statement because it was part of his voice.

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By playing this song in a minor and using "wrong" notes, he was able to show that America is not as beautiful as everyone makes it seem, and that it is important to not ignore or avoid the problem and instead to bring attention to it and try and fix it.

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i feel like it had power

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protesting
i feel like it was good it touching and has an efact on people

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i think it was good

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It sounds calm but still very powerful.

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i feel like it was a pretty sad song and it was very moving.

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I felt that it was quite melancholy in tone and made for an interesting take on this Patriotic song that we are told to sing in classes and the like. In addition, it made sense and was applicable to our modern times, the melancholic take on a generally triumphant and dramatic sounding song I mean.

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His version was different and I liked it. He got down on two knees and it was like a respectful moment of silence.

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i like his version because he made it more deep (sad)

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It's very powerful.

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it feels pretty deep and sad to me

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it makes me feel kind of sad

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it was emotional

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I am not really moved (Idk stuff like this is not really moving though it is really nice

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I feel like it says a decline in America, and the destruction of our country and the civil unrest in some way.

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I think that the song on its own wouldn't be quite as moving as it was, but knowing the reason why he was playing it, and with the fact that he kneeled afterwards, made it really emotional and mournful. Also, I think the fact that the video was in black and white made it a lot more somber.

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It is very powerful and made me feel sad and emotional.

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Its sad that there are people out there that are that are forcing him to do it.

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While watching that video I felt really sad. Just hearing all the notes come together and hearing him play the song
slow really made me realize what is going on in our world.

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It made it less of a happy song and more of a slow sad song