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The Berkeley revolt, particularly the Free Speech Movement of the 1960s, became a model for other student protests by emphasizing grassroots organizing, direct action, and the importance of civil liberties on campus. It showcased how students could mobilize against administrative authority and advocate for political engagement and free expression. The movement inspired similar protests nationwide, demonstrating the power of collective action and the relevance of social justice issues in higher education. Its legacy continues to influence student activism today, highlighting the ongoing struggle for rights and representation.

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