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The article discusses how to enact political change without adopting the same tactics used by those in power. It suggests grassroots organizing and mobilizing supporters as an alternative to the strategies commonly used by political insiders. The authors argue for empowering everyday people and bringing more voices into the process rather than mimicking the approaches of those currently in leadership positions.
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