coactivists
Coactivists are individuals who engage in coactive behavior, a form of nonviolent direct action that aims to challenge and disrupt oppressive systems and practices. The term "coactive" was coined by the Black Radical Congress in the 1960s, drawing from the concept of "cooperation" and "activism." Coactivists often employ tactics such as sit-ins, blockades, and occupations to draw attention to social and political issues, particularly those related to racial and economic justice.
The philosophy behind coactivism is rooted in the belief that direct, confrontational action can be more effective
Notable examples of coactivist movements include the Civil Rights Movement in the United States, where sit-ins
Coactivism remains a contentious and debated topic within the broader spectrum of activism. While some view