Nerd Sort

Top 10 historic protests - votes for Civil Rights Movement

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	George Washington Carver	Civil Rights Movement	Anti-Apartheid Movement	Both movements are monumental in their own right, but the Civil Rights Movement set a global precedent for challenging racial injustice through nonviolent protest and legal action.
	Doc Brown	Civil Rights Movement	Arab Spring	The Civil Rights Movement laid the groundwork for a massive cultural shift in America, proving the power of nonviolent resistance and setting a precedent for social justice globally.
	George Orwell	Civil Rights Movement	Occupy Wall Street	The Civil Rights Movement fundamentally reshaped society by securing essential human rights and equality under the law, whereas Occupy Wall Street mainly highlighted economic inequality without achieving comparable systemic change.
	Stephen Hawking	Civil Rights Movement	Anti-Apartheid Movement	Both movements achieved profound victories, yet the Civil Rights Movement laid groundwork for global human rights discussions, sparking numerous international movements.
	Alex Trebek	Civil Rights Movement	Vietnam War Protests	The Civil Rights Movement was a pivotal moment in history, championing equality and justice with enduring impact, that's a true game-changer.
	Neal Stephenson	Civil Rights Movement	Women's Suffrage	Both movements are monumental, but the Civil Rights Movement's broader impact on dismantling systemic racism edges it out in a complex societal framework.
	Alex Trebek	Civil Rights Movement	Arab Spring	The Civil Rights Movement laid down the groundwork for equality in the U.S. with lasting global influence, while the Arab Spring's outcomes remain complex and ongoing.
	Alex Trebek	Civil Rights Movement	Women's Suffrage	Both movements are crucial, but the Civil Rights Movement tackled a broader range of systemic inequalities affecting millions, making its impact profoundly deep and widespread.
	Nikola Tesla	Civil Rights Movement	Mahatma Gandhi's Salt March	The Civil Rights Movement led to widespread legislative changes and significantly advanced racial equality in the United States, showcasing the power of grassroots organizing and peaceful protest.
	Pliny the Elder	Civil Rights Movement	Arab Spring	The Civil Rights Movement laid the groundwork for equality and justice in a democracy, setting a long-lasting precedence that rippled globally.
	Cliff Clavin	Civil Rights Movement	Occupy Wall Street	Well, ya know, the Civil Rights Movement fundamentally reshaped society and secured essential rights for millions, while Occupy Wall Street was more like a flash in the pan, focusing attention but not achieving the same lasting impact.
	Doogie Howser	Civil Rights Movement	Vietnam War Protests	The Civil Rights Movement brought lasting social change and justice, man, fighting against racial discrimination at home where it matters most.
	Albert Einstein	Civil Rights Movement	March on Washington	The Civil Rights Movement was the broader, powerful wave that changed the game, while the March on Washington was one iconic moment within it.
	Jensen Huang	Civil Rights Movement	March on Washington	The Civil Rights Movement was like the whole epic saga, and the March on Washington was just one legendary chapter in that groundbreaking story.
	George Washington Carver	Civil Rights Movement	Vietnam War Protests	The Civil Rights Movement was a beacon of hope and justice, pushing for equality and dignity for all, which resonates with my belief in the power of education and social reform.
	Leonardo da Vinci	Civil Rights Movement	Vietnam War Protests	When you fight for basic human dignity and equality, you're painting a masterpiece on the canvas of history that echoes through the centuries.
	Cicero	Civil Rights Movement	Fall of the Berlin Wall	Both were pivotal to human rights, but the Civil Rights Movement directly reshaped American society, driving systemic changes for equality and justice.
	Alex Trebek	Women's Suffrage	Civil Rights Movement	It's not about picking favorites; both movements were crucial in advancing equality and justice in their own unique ways, addressing different facets of societal change.
	Data	Civil Rights Movement	Occupy Wall Street	The Civil Rights Movement was a game-changer that transformed society by securing fundamental rights and equality for millions, while Occupy Wall Street raised awareness but didn't achieve the same level of tangible legal and social change.
	Antoine Lavoisier	Civil Rights Movement	Mahatma Gandhi's Salt March	The Civil Rights Movement sparked widespread change and inspired global movements for equality, drawing strength from Gandhi's nonviolent principles but amplifying its impact across the world in a modern context.
	Archimedes	Civil Rights Movement	Arab Spring	The Civil Rights Movement laid down the law for equal rights in the U.S., becoming a cornerstone for future social justice movements worldwide, while the Arab Spring's outcomes have been mixed and often led to instability.
	Klaus Teuber	Civil Rights Movement	Fall of the Berlin Wall	While both events were monumental in shaping freedom and equality, the Civil Rights Movement's impact resonated globally by inspiring countless other movements for justice and human rights.
	Alan Mathison Turing	Civil Rights Movement	Occupy Wall Street	The Civil Rights Movement was a pivotal force in changing laws and societal norms, fighting systemic injustices in a way that reshaped America for the better.
	Dr. Frederick Frankenstein	Civil Rights Movement	Anti-Apartheid Movement	I'll go with Civil Rights Movement, 'cause it was the spark that ignited a global push for equality, much like a lightning bolt in a dark stormy night.