Protest crowds are groups of people who gather to express their opinions or demands about social, political, or economic issues. These gatherings can vary in size, from a small group of individuals to thousands of participants. Common reasons for protests include advocating for civil rights, environmental issues, or government policies. Participants in protest crowds often carry signs, chant slogans, and may engage in speeches or performances to convey their messages. The atmosphere can be energetic and passionate, as individuals come together to support a shared cause. Notable examples of protest crowds include the Civil Rights Movement and the Women’s March.