The Daily Stoic Make Good Trouble | Right Thing, Right Now Excerpt
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Jun 16, 2024 Explore the intersection of Stoic philosophy and social action, championing the idea of making 'good trouble.' Discover how historical figures inspired by Stoicism courageously challenged injustice, shedding light on the tension between personal values and societal expectations. Learn about the vital role of activism in today's world and the moral obligation to confront crises, drawing on past movements that sparked transformative change. Embrace the call to stand up for justice with courage and conviction.
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Make Good Trouble
- Challenge the status quo and disrupt the norm when encountering injustice.
- Be a thorn in the side of those in power if you believe something is wrong.
Arthur Ashe's Activism
- Arthur Ashe, a well-behaved athlete, got arrested protesting apartheid.
- This surprised his fans, but showed his commitment to fighting injustice.
John Lewis's Good Trouble
- John Lewis was inspired by Rosa Parks to get into 'good trouble'.
- He challenged the status quo and was arrested multiple times for his activism.
