TED: How protest is redefining democracy around the world | Zachariah Mampilly

The video explores the concept of 'protest democracy,' emphasizing the role of African activists in redefining democracy by centering protest as a daily democratic action. It highlights the historical waves of African protests, their impact on political systems, and the current movements challenging entrenched regimes. The video discusses the demographic and economic factors driving these protests and suggests that protest democracy offers valuable lessons for global democratic engagement.

What lessons can be learned from African protest democracy for other regions?

How do protests serve as a space for new political imaginations?

What challenges do activists like Linda Masarira face in their protests?

Why is it important to redefine democracy beyond just elections and political parties?