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Finally, the book “Who has the right to protest?” Real evidence that understands why some political voices are amplified and others silenced, and how the struggle over “who is the elite” who does not support opponents of our democratic triumph will be determined. Why seek later "franchise" every new wave? In this riveting and telling history, Columbia University professor Bruce Robbins deconstructs the indignity that long sought after elite status, and caused the emergence of a particular cause against Vietnam War-era marchers, Iraq War protesters, and, most recently, the Gaza camps taking charge around the world. Robbins discusses contemporary accreditors, such as David Brooks and Musa al-Gharbi, who insist on public institutions being able to obtain specialist nominations. In the process, Robbins recounts his personal experiences with university disciplinary committees, and provides an assessment of the real cost - financial, social and personal - of standing up to the use of power.