Nonviolent revolution.
Think Gandhi style - you state your "demands" - make it national so everyone knows what you want - make sure you have a ton of people on your side, which requires organization, which in my opinion is the hardest thing to do, getting everyone to agree on specific goals - then demand action. If enough people are in agreement about an issue and demand action, all it takes at that point is determination. Also, you would need strong leader figures within the movement refreshing the morale and rallying the people, if these leader type figures were to be targeted or assassinated, since there would be massive emphasis on nonviolence, they'd become martyrs for the movement, just like MLK.
A HUGE PROBLEM is manipulation of the information people get. There is no regulation for facts. They can just lie, so everyone thinks they all have the facts because they saw it from this place or that place... We need to devise a way for people to obtain correct information. That should be one of the top priorities. With correct information, and information you can trust, you can make an intelligent informed decision about important issues.
But that's the way to go in my opinion, nonviolence, organization, set of goals, massive people, leaders, correct information.