Democracy rarely collapses all at once. It erodes when citizens disengage and power stops explaining itself.
Playbook for the Resistance is a historically grounded guide for ordinary citizens who sense that erosion and choose not to look away. Drawing on the civic upheavals of the late 1960s and early 1970s, the book proposes a citizen-centered understanding of resistance rooted in attention, legitimacy, and restraint—written for readers who believe democracy depends on participation, not permanence.