The next stage of protests should focus on economic equity and national development.
The first is from the work of Robertson and Bowlby (1952): Their observational research on hospitalized children showed that "disorganized behavior appears in infants reunited with their mothers while still in the stages of protest or despair" (Main, 1981, p. 683).
3.25pm: There are lots of reports on Twitter that protesters are gathering in central Tehran for the second stage of the protest today.
This is only the first stage of the protest movement's campaign to turn itself into a viable alternative to Mr Putin and his allies.
The final stage of the protest was a single building on Fillebrook Road in Leytonstone, which, due to a security blunder, became occupied by squatters.
At every stage of this protest, the message has been clear: The lives of black girls matter, even if we live in a world that tells us they don't.
And by loosely organizing online, the teenage girl fans of a South Korean boy band nearly brought down their government by staging weeks of protest over the importation of American beef.
It has emerged that Hammond told Cable the use of teargas by the Hong Kong police was "an uncharacteristic response at an early stage of the protests, the scale of which caught the police by surprise".
Saudi Arabia has been watching uneasily as Bahrain's Shiite majority has staged weeks of protests against a Sunni monarchy, fearing that if the protesters prevailed, Iran, Saudi Arabia's bitter regional rival, could expand its influence and inspire unrest elsewhere.
That election was denounced as fraudulent by the Iranian opposition, which, using various social networking services and Web sites, staged months of protests that, in turn, triggered a vicious government crackdown.
The coup had the support of much of Bangkok's elite and middle class, which staged months of protests accusing Mr. Thaksin of corruption and abuse of power and whose influence was slipping under his administration.
