"Stealth Advocacy Can (Sometimes) Change the World" discusses the effectiveness of using quiet, under-the-radar methods to bring about social change, particularly in civil rights. Some argue that traditional lawsuits may not always be the best approach, as they can lead to backlash and unintended consequences. However, others believe that lawsuits can still be valuable tools in advancing rights, even if they don't always result in immediate change. The key takeaway is that there are different perspectives on the role of litigation in social progress, and it's important to consider the broader political context when advocating for change.