A Duty to Resist

In "A Duty to Resist," Candice Delmas explores the moral responsibilities of citizens when confronted with injustice, challenging the notion that obedience to nearly just laws is always required. Drawing on the activism of figures like Henry David Thoreau and Mohandas Gandhi, Delmas argues for an expanded understanding of political obligation that includes the need to resist unjust laws and social conditions. The audiobook delves into the complexities of justice, fairness, and civic duty in societies where injustice persists, making a compelling case for civil disobedience as a moral imperative.