When we imagine activism, the images that often come to mind are of marches, picket signs, and public protest—the visible, frontline battles for social change. While these actions are undeniably vital, they are only one part of a much larger, more intricate story. The most resilient and transformative social movements are often built on sophisticated, unconventional strategies that unfold far from the headlines, in community centers, courtrooms, and quiet back-channel conversations.
This week, we hear from Ashwyn Thyssen - Junior Lecturer, Department of Systematic Theology and Ecclesiology, Stellenbosch University.