Evan ProdromouNonviolent revolutions often happen because entrenched powers cling to unfair structural advantages instead of capitulating to reforms. I think the filibuster would be a great example to use of a fictional nonviolent revolution. Like, very popular or necessary legislation is held up by a filibuster. The Senate refuses to eliminate it, and that catalyzes a new discontinuous Constitutional Convention.
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