Explore the fine line between activism and legal boundaries by analyzing the case of Skip Hoagland, a self-proclaimed “watchdog” found guilty of trespassing in South Carolina. Discuss the motivations behind his actions and the legal implications of his behavior, while considering the perspectives of both his supporters and detractors. Examine the ethical responsibilities activists have in their pursuit of social change and the consequences they face when these ethics clash with the law. Reflect on historical examples of civil disobedience that highlight the complexities of activism. Ultimately, question how activists can navigate legal frameworks while remaining true to their mission for change.