Protesters are individuals or groups who express their opinions or demands publicly, often in response to social, political, or environmental issues. They may gather in large numbers at rallies, marches, or demonstrations to advocate for change or to raise awareness about specific causes. Common methods of protest include holding signs, chanting slogans, and engaging in peaceful civil disobedience. Protests can be organized by various organizations, including nonprofits, activist groups, or even community members. They aim to influence public opinion, government policies, or corporate practices. Notable historical examples of protests include the Civil Rights Movement and the Women’s Suffrage Movement.