Spurring Change: Holidays and Traditions of Social Justice

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Delve into the rich tapestry of holidays and traditions that center around social activism and protest with "Spurring Change. From International Women's Day to Juneteenth, this book explores the diverse ways in which communities come together to advocate for equality and justice. Learn about the history and significance of these holidays, from their origins in civil rights movements to their modern-day interpretations, and the ways in which they continue to inspire social change. Through in-depth analysis and personal accounts, "Spurring Changeexamines the power of collective action and the importance of commemorating the struggles and victories of marginalized groups. Discover how individuals and communities around the world mark these occasions through protests, marches, art installations, and acts of solidarity. Gain insight into the unique customs and traditions that have emerged as symbols of resistance, resilience, and hope. Whether it's Earth Day or Pride Month, these holidays are a testament to the enduring spirit of humanity's fight for a more just and equitable society. Diverse perspectives and lived experiences bring these celebrations to life, offering readers a window into the creative and transformative ways in which people express their commitment to social change.