Everyday Rebellion

A new generation of protesters has awoken. It's the old David versus Goliath battle, but the methods have changed: Modern activists are organizing worldwide on social networks. They write their protests on bare breasts or pour red paint into fountains as a sign of genocide. They dress up as clowns and hug police officers. They occupy banks or sing their discontent together in a choir. Their actions are unconventional - but above all non-violent and surprisingly creative.