In a time when voices are louder than ever and causes are passionately defended in streets across the globe, protests have become a symbol of collective power. Marches, sit-ins, and demonstrations have helped change history, from civil rights to environmental awareness. But not all protests are created equal—some cross a dangerous line that can put participants in serious legal, physical, or psychological jeopardy.
The idea of standing for something important is powerful, but there are moments when the cost far outweighs the benefit. Recognizing which types of protests are too dangerous can be the difference between making an impact and making a grave mistake.
