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Micah White: Protest is dead

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“Protests have become a spectacle… a squandered and wasted opportunity.” Charlottesville reminds us how protests can be deadly… but are protests dead? We spoke with Micah White ahead of his appearance at Antidote, Sydney Opera House.
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