sítníci
Sítníci, also known as "sitters" or "sit-ins," are a form of direct action protest where participants occupy a space, often a building or a public area, to draw attention to a cause or issue. The term originates from the practice of sitting down in a designated area to block access or disrupt normal operations. Sit-ins have been used in various contexts, including civil rights movements, labor disputes, and environmental activism.
The concept of sit-ins emerged in the United States during the civil rights movement of the 1960s.
Sit-ins can be non-violent or violent, depending on the goals and tactics employed by the protesters. Non-violent
Sit-ins have been used to address a wide range of issues, including racial injustice, labor rights, environmental