No matter what, we all experience injustice. Whether it’s on a personal level, or a social one, at one point in our lives, we may be a victim of it. One thing I learned is that there are many different ways to resist. One way would be to stand up to the oppression that you’re facing. Take Rosa Parks as an example. She faced racial injustice and resisted by standing up for herself and every other African-American, whether it was those on the bus with her, or strangers she didn’t know. Her resistance fought for many. In my opinion, change doesn’t come easy in this world. As unfair as it seems, everyone has privileges based on their country, race, gender, religion, sexuality, and class. And sometimes that can make your voice less powerful than those with more privileges than you. Throughout history, people have always fought for rights that they think they deserve. In the beginning of the book The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas, the main character is afraid to resist, but with the help of others, she finds her voice and gains bravery. With courage, alliances, and an influential voice, anything can be possible.