concept   protest
culture   United States
statement   Protests in the United States are a common form of expression and often protected as a constitutional right.
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1 citizen protests United States Protected form of free speech and assembly, often seen as a core democratic right 1
2 political protests United States Political protests are often met with police presence and potential violence. 1
3 protest United States Common form of expression and activism, protected by freedom of speech laws 1
4 protest United States Protests often involve chanting and carrying signs or banners to convey messages. 1
5 protest United States Protests are a common way for citizens to express their opinions and bring attention to social and political issues. 1
6 protest United States Protests and demonstrations are common forms of expression for addressing social and political issues. 1
7 protest art United States Often displayed in museums and galleries as a form of expression and social commentary 1
8 protest march United States A common form of expression and activism, often associated with freedom of speech and assembly. 1
9 protest march United States A common form of public expression and activism, often protected as a constitutional right 1
10 protest march United States A form of free expression and political activism, often legally protected and widely practiced. 1
11 protest march United States A common method of political expression and activism, often protected as a form of free speech 1
12 protest march United States Common form of expressing dissent and making political statements in democratic societies 1
13 protester United States Common method of expressing dissatisfaction with an issue or government policy 1
14 protester United States Commonly seen exercising freedom of speech and assembly in public spaces. 1
15 protester United States Protesters are seen as exercising their rights to free speech and assembly, and their actions are often protected by law. 1
16 protester United States Protesters are often seen exercising their right to free speech and assembly in public spaces. 1
17 protester United States Socially accepted form of expression in democracies; often seen as a defender of freedom of speech and assembly. 1
18 public protests United States Common way for citizens to express discontent and demand change 1