Are there any texts on civil disobedience in Judaism? Is it an acceptable practice?
Clarification: I was asking if there is a specific Jewish protocol for civil disobedience for civil laws/civil wrongs such as racist policies (ex. Heschel, Martin Luther King Jr. and the making of Civil Right Act of 1964) for countries in which existing Jewish communities exist, as well as protocols for civil disobedience to rules found to be no longer applicable or outgrown by past Jews in Judaism (is there such a thing?). In the second scenario, I'd imagine there as being a sort of git records of laws that have been outgrown by modern standards, perhaps this is the wrong place to ask those questions or perhaps they are two separate questions. Apologies for any typos, sometimes mobile does not cooperate. I am interested in splitting these into two questions, if there's a consensus, but am unsure of how to do that, as I am new to the site.
Just posted a separate question for civil law.
"Are there specific standards in Judaism for refusing to uphold a certain law?"
or"Are there specific standards for refusing to uphold a certain Jewish law?"