Explore the compelling power of solidarity in practice, vital for understanding contemporary activism. Chandra Russo’s insightful study examines moral protest against the US security state, featuring courageous activists undertaking high-risk actions like civil disobedience and fasting. Through vivid ethnographic accounts, this book illuminates how justice-seeking movements foster commitment and lend meaning to lives. It offers crucial theoretical advancements for social movement studies, making it essential reading for students, researchers, and anyone passionate about human rights and global activism relevant to movements in India.