Complaining, often referred to as protest, is a way for individuals or groups to express dissatisfaction with a situation, policy, or action. This form of expression can take many forms, including verbal complaints, written grievances, or organized demonstrations. The goal is typically to bring attention to an issue and seek change or resolution. Protests can occur in various contexts, such as social justice movements, labor disputes, or environmental concerns. They often involve collective action, where people come together to voice their concerns, as seen in events like the Civil Rights Movement or climate strikes. Effective protesting can influence public opinion and lead to policy changes.