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to the parents struggling to care for them

as was the case in Nazi Germany or the lynching of African Americans

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Sound Tactics Chad Fothergill to the parents struggling toFrom call and response chants to the noise of pots and pans, protests are often defined by their sounds. In this book, Justin Eckstein argues that this is not merely the result of catchy slogans; it is due to sound's ability to hold those in power accountable. Sound Tactics highlights how, in a world grappling with the uncertainty of emergent digital practices, social movements utilize the rhetorical power of sound. Eckstein uses the waveform as a