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The article explores the historical context of rioting in Baltimore, from the 19th century to the present day, focusing on the Baltimore Uprising in 2015. It discusses how rioting has been viewed as a form of democratic action, particularly in response to police violence and racial injustice. The text delves into the evolution of rioting as a political tool and the ways in which it has been policed and separated from democratic practices over time. The author suggests reevaluating the relationship between rioting and democracy, considering the historical context and the changing nature of democratic politics. [Extracted from the article] |
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