Category: Forms of protests
Why would people go to protests?
Not everyone knows what a protest is-a form of disagreement with something. People protest to change the situation. Such movements are considered an international voice that rejects social or economic inequality. Protests […]
What is an internal protest?
Internal protest is disagreement with something, non-acceptance of a particular situation, person, or even oneself. Such a condition occurs when some expectations are not met. A high school graduate may dream of […]
Mass rally, demonstration, procession
A rally is a mass presence of citizens in a certain place for public expression of public opinion about urgent problems of predominantly socio-political nature.
Picketing
Picketing is a form of public expression of opinion, carried out without the movement and use of sound-amplifying technical means by placing one or more citizens near the picketed object, using posters, banners and other means of visual agitation.
Theatrical action
A theatricalized action is a statement of political position or expression of political protest in a creative form, using theatrical props and involving (if necessary) professional actors.
“Breakthrough” action
A “breakthrough” action is a short-term (instantaneous) theatrical political action, aimed at attracting public and media attention to a socially significant problem
Political flash mob
It should be noted that “breakthrough” actions are often confused with political flash mobs. This is an erroneous view.
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The Yellow Revolution (1986)
Ferdinand Marcos ruled the Philippines for 20 years under martial law.
Earth Day (1970)
Earth Day was first held in the United States in 1970. They called for a healthier and more sustainable environment.
Protest Against Military Action in Iraq (2003)
On February 15, 2003, millions of people marched in more than 600 cities around the world against U.S.
Political flash mob
It should be noted that “breakthrough” actions are often confused with political flash mobs. This is an erroneous view.
“Breakthrough” action
A “breakthrough” action is a short-term (instantaneous) theatrical political action, aimed at attracting public and media attention to a socially significant problem
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Forms of protests
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Forms of protests
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Largest protests
Khaki ball: the loudest anti-war protests and actions.
Student protests
“The Events of June 4” in China, 1989
Student protests
“The Night of Tlatelolco” in Mexico, 1968
Student protests
Massacre at the University of Kent, 1970
Student protests
Battle of Valle Giulia, Italy, 1968