- Non-violent movements succeeded about 53% of the time, while violent ones succeeded only about 26% of the time.
- Participation size was a decisive factors in success. Non-violent movements attracted far broader participation that cut across social and economic lines.
- When at least 3.5% of the population engaged in sustained, active participation and not just sympathy or one-day marches, the movement always succeeded.
Photo taken by me at the Seattle No Kings Rally today at the Seattle Center.