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I am inspired by rebellion, not because I like seeing people cause trouble, but because I like seeing people having enough courage to strike against injustice. Each time someone rebels, they are sending a bit of energy that can turn into a vast majority of protests, and that is when we will be able to break down mountains of oppression and discrimination. In a world full of capitalism and unfairness, it is up to us, students especially, to fight against those causing harm to others and make the world a more humane place to live in. I personally have been to quite a few protests, although they can be a bit hopeless, the point of them is to fight for what you believe in, and I still up to this day I truly believe Donald Trump should still not

Revolts may be good for the future, but they have the potential to cause numerous civilian and innocent casualties; they are better left to have the government or command power collapse on their own.

This can be seen as a macrocosm, in which the boundaries of the society are about to be crossed, and rebellion is a natural reaction to a higher level of hierarchy that sketches the different positions of power. The reaction to a non-familiar person that is part of a different generation and culture portray the humanistic rebellion to power that can be broken at a certain point.

Sammy, the teenage cashier in John Updike’s A&P is a seemingly quiet character. He seems to put up with his boss, Langel, make conversation with his co-worker Stokesie, and deals with sheep for customers every day on the job. On the outside looking in he seems like an average teenager in the 1950s, but inwardly despises and questions the society around his life. It seems that he will never speak his mind. That is, until one day when three girls his age walk into the A&P grocery store in bathing suits. This small change in routine is enough to throw Sammy off and change his life from hereafter.

In the stories "Cairo: my city, my revolution", "Reading Lolita in Tehran", and "Persepolis 2" a common theme is rebellion. Each author had their own view on rebellion and its meaning. Here are the different interpretations of rebellion according to each author…

Nothing is more necessary or stronger in us then rebellion Georges Bataille. Nothing is more historically important to humans longevity then rebellion. Rebellion is a major part of how we got to where we are a society. As we progress we go through hindrances as these hindrances happen we get stronger as a society and we care about each other and show dedication and show humanity to one

What does it mean to be a rebel? When you hear the word rebel, you think of a teen acting up, and not listening to anything her parents say, criminals trying to go against the laws, the list can go on with bad perceptions. If you take a good look at all the amazing people who changed the world we live in today, you would see that actually classified as rebels. Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, and Gandhi were one of those rebels. They went against the limitations, obstacles, and the restriction they were given and made a difference. Being called a rebel doesn't seem that bad after all when you think about it.

According to Henry Louis Mencken, “It does not make a majority a rebellion; but it takes only a few determined leaders and a sound case”. For years people fight for territory, natural sources and unconditional power. The aspiration to rule and dominate has born tyranny which can be considered as the worst form of regulation. In spite of all negative features tyranny was proved as working and reliable system. It is true that rebellion does not need a majority; what it really need is several “sparks” that provoke fire. The history shows that impactful leaders can create the “movement of resistance”; moreover, they suggest an idea of different version of the future and offer rebellious ways of getting freedom. A few sparks are enough to burn a whole forest. In other words,

The idea of a rebellion was treated by the authors in a way where people are not equal. In one of the passages its women that are not equal because they don’t have freedom like men do. Another passage is where a group of people are seeking rebellion for running their president out of power. A rebellion is where you act of violent or open resistance to an establishment government or rule. Also, when you take the action or process of resisting authority, control, or convention.

These are the roles played by the international communist conspiracy. The negative impact created by the participation of civil disobedience can also affect the rebellion, which was the forceful presentation of case-rebelled people, whom were said to constantly deny even the most important rights. Disobeying the laws and illegally changing the conditions of legality can prompt the rebels to go into war with not just their community, but also the rest of the entire society. While they can defeated and punished or otherwise allowed to achieve the victory themselves, they could never be ignored and they should never refuse to decide for themselves. According to Thomas Jefferson, slave rebellions were unable to put themselves to a complete stop as the slaves themselves convinced that the rebellion was justified and would not lie quiescent. Slaves cannot be quieted by education and information all together and they would "rise the more formidable after every

A rebel is an individual who is able to face and overcome obstacles that not many people are faced with and they are able to tell a story and help others who may be going through a similar situation. Rebels are not afraid to speak their mind on topics that may be controversial and cause them to be faced with other people’s opinion which may be different and cause disagreements but that doesn’t stop them. Usually rebels don’t identify themselves as rebels and aren’t even aware people visualize them as rebels because they believe they’re simply standing up for what’s right, or just voicing their opinions on a topic that many other people’s mouths are wired preventing them from speaking because they are afraid of the after mass. A rebel is a person

In modern world the meaning of the word ‘rebellion’ has changed. In the past we have always considered rebellions and revolutions as an act of rising against the government almost always resulting with some kind of fight. However, in present times we have expanded the definition of the word. Now people believe that fighting against social norms forced by society is also rebellion. Nevertheless, there is visible similarity between the past forms of rebellions with the new ones that are yet to be overcome.

I didn’t experience a rebellion in life. My family church kind of changed me because; I was going through something and was listening to music to feel better. My life changed during my sixteenth birthday; which significantly changed when one of my brothers stop liking the music we listen to. This significantly changed because we grew up together and now has betrayed and changed his personality. The song Stay Fly by Three 6 Mafia describe my life because growing up made me think I got to stay fly till I die. Also this made me want to exceed and prosper to be

The date is December 18, 2012, thousands of people are going to a protest to rebel against the dictator of Tunisia, the day before, on December 17, and a street vendor set himself on fire. The people of Tunisia were rebelling because of the issues that reached a boiling point. Although rebellion can escalate into civil war, it can also be used effectively to list complaints. Rebellion can be an excellent too for gaining momentum to force injustice to be resolved, even if the rebellion is halted.

In the American and French Revolutionary Wars and the two books “The Hunger Games” and “The Giver” it is obvious that rebellion worked out for the better. In the two wars it was the people trying to change something for the better. The two books “The Hunger Games” and “The Giver” rebellion was used to help people and save others. In both cases rebellion was clearly used to benefit the people. Although some people will say a society where everybody is obedient would be safer and better, but it really isn’t. If you look at what happened during the Holocaust and the book “The Wave” you will see exactly what I mean. With all the evidence it is pretty clear that people being naturally rebellious is better for a society than always being