The Arab Spring: Not a Failure

For over a decade, the Arab Spring has been viewed as a failure, but the uprising in Tunisia was a moral rupture that challenged authoritarian rule. The uprisings reshaped political consciousness by redefining legitimacy and creating spaces of collective learning in cities. Despite repression, the symbolic struggle against authoritarian power left a lasting impact on the region, showing that power can be confronted and dismantled.

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