Police violence, polluted air, unfair wages -- the list goes on. There's no end to the issues rallied around in the U.S.
For centuries, Americans have been raising picket signs and marching in the name of change. From the Boston Tea Party in 1773 to the March on Washington in 1963, peaceful protests have been waged by Americans of almost every race, class and religion.
But sometimes change seems slow to shape, and protests seem in vain. So why do people continue to march? Find out in this We The Voters short film.
Topics Elections
