Why were the members of Pussy Riot sentenced to three years in the gulag?
a) They were condemned for disrupting society and expressing religious hatred.
b) They were condemned for being un-Russian.
Consider This: Russian authorities argued that the band members were “motivated by hatred and enmity” and deserved to be punished. See 15.6: Narrative: “Words Will Break Cement.”
c) They were condemned for not allowing men in their group.
Consider This: Russian authorities argued that the band members were “motivated by hatred and enmity” and deserved to be punished. See 15.6: Narrative: “Words Will Break Cement.”
d) They were condemned for being too religious.
Consider This: Russian authorities argued that the band members were “motivated by hatred and enmity” and deserved to be punished. See 15.6: Narrative: “Words Will Break Cement.”
a) They were condemned for disrupting society and expressing religious hatred.
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