Governing — Today’s Abortion Protests Have a Long and Deep-Seated History

Written By Tessa Payer

George Washington and John Adams were no fans of the Boston Tea Party, but the disruptive protest has endured as a prime example of how some Americans will express their desire for change.

Tessa Payer
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