Is there a line between justice and legality? What should we do when a law is unjust? These are big questions that have seen very different answers over time. Was that grandfather right in losing his freedom to oppose fascism? And that high school student in founding a revolutionary climate movement? And that scholar in challenging conventions for the sake of truth? Kento (Il nonno, il rapper e altri ribelli, Piemme) answers these questions, remaining true to his role as a rapper but continuing his work as a figure committed to the fight for human rights. His are not stories of heroes and heroines, but of ordinary people who rebelled against unjust laws for a greater justice. Because thinking for yourself is the first step in seeking justice.
Is there a line between justice and legality? What should we do when a law is unjust? These are big questions that have seen very different answers over time. Was that grandfather right in losing his freedom to oppose fascism? And that high school student in founding a revolutionary climate movement? And that scholar in challenging conventions for the sake of truth? Kento (Il nonno, il rapper e altri ribelli, Piemme) answers these questions, remaining true to his role as a rapper but continuing his work as a figure committed to the fight for human rights. His are not stories of heroes and heroines, but of ordinary people who rebelled against unjust laws for a greater justice. Because thinking for yourself is the first step in seeking justice.