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-	{{Template}}	+	{{Template}}'''Protest art''' refers to the signs, banners, and any other form of creative expression used by [[activists]] to convey a particular cause or message. It is a visual action taken by social activists to make a point clear. Protest art is also used with the intention to promote counter-thinking about the fabric of society itself. Often such art is used as part of demonstrations or acts of [[civil disobedience]]. Some key icons in protest art have been the dove, the [[peace symbol]], and taunting messages.
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Protest art refers to the signs, banners, and any other form of creative expression used by activists to convey a particular cause or message. It is a visual action taken by social activists to make a point clear. Protest art is also used with the intention to promote counter-thinking about the fabric of society itself. Often such art is used as part of demonstrations or acts of civil disobedience. Some key icons in protest art have been the dove, the peace symbol, and taunting messages.