Protest Movements

Definition

Protest movements are collective actions taken by individuals or groups seeking social or political change. They involve public demonstrations, rallies, strikes, or other forms of nonviolent resistance against perceived injustices.

Related terms

Civil Disobedience: The deliberate refusal to obey certain laws or commands as a form of peaceful protest.

Activism: Taking action to promote or advocate for social or political change.

Social Movements: Organized efforts by groups of individuals sharing common goals to bring about societal transformation.