This is a form of peaceful civil disobedience often taking place in the 1960s in which protesters seat themselves and remain until evicted by force, or their demands are met

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Kirstin · Answer 1 · 2019-10-08T06:07:01+0000

A sit-in is a type of peaceful civil disobedience that took place during the 1960s where protesters sat themselves in businesses and public areas until they were evicted by force or their demands were met.

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