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I like this poster because it shows how the actions we take today have a big impact on our future. If we continue to ignore and not do anything to help our environment then we are gambling with our future and the future of other generations.

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I like this protest poster because it is telling people to put themselves in the shoes of black people. It is trying to show how black people in America have it very rough but yet others complain over such little things.

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I like this protest poster because it is telling people to put themselves in the shoes of black people. It is trying to show how black people in America have it very rough but yet others complain over such little things.

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I like these protest posters because it shows two students proving that civil rights for all people were greatly needed. These posters show that the Jim Crow laws were racist and unfair.

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I like this poster because it shows two hands coming together and that we need peace in our country! This protest is I think from a Black Lives Matter protest.

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This is a women's rights poster and I choose this because it is a simple yet powerful message that can be easily understood. This is a protest for women to be treated equally as men and be able to gain the same rights.

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This is a protest regarding Trump's immigration policies. I chose this picture because the little boy was what really caught my eye. Children should never be taken from their families and incarcerated in these detention centers. Children are just children, they are not criminals and should not be treated as such.

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Cesar Chavez fought for the farmworkers and he was able to make a change. He was able to walk 1,000 miles to captures peoples attention.

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This poster was during WWl, made to show that women’s rights should matter. And how is the President going to change that.

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This poster was made to protest both ACB's Supreme Court Nomination and a bill limiting abortion access in Massachusetts.

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This protest is about encouraging everyone to end hatred towards all races, no matter if you are Asian, white, Mexican, or anything in between.

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This poster was the Climate change protest in 2019. It is important that we take care of our home because its the only one we have, we have no plan B.

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I like these posters because they wanted to end segregation in schools and if it weren't for this we wouldn't
have diversity in our schools.

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This photo is from protests about voter count in D.C.  I chose this photo because the message in the really stands out to me when it comes to democracy. Everyone's vote counts no matter the circumstances.

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unity throughout chaos

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I chose this poster because of all of the violence that happened this year. killer cops have to be stopped. defund the police

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this poster is from a protest shorty after the BLM started. many youth are out in these protests fighting so we'll have a better future for us and future generations.

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this poster wasn't made when the riot went on, it was made years later to spread awareness to a pivotal moment in US history that many people know nothing about.

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This was from the Vietnam war era in which at the time people just wanted peace. They saw it as there's no point in violence. They just wanted the troops back from the chaos that was happening in Vietnam.

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This is a picture from a Black Lives Matter protest and is a sign being held by a mother. A mother who i am sure fears for her sos life every time he leaves the house. This is still a reality

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I chose to show this poster because i like the message the poster says. Women have the right to do as they please with their own bodies and no one should tell them what they have to do with their bodies.

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Recent political demonstrations have had people skipping work, protesting at major cities and airports - and running to the store for office supplies.

The latest high-profile event was " A Day Without A Woman," pegged to International Women's Day urging women around the world to take the day off from work, abstain from shopping and show their solidarity by wearing red. The Women's March in January, however, had a big effect on office supplies. The Women's March took place in Washington, D.C. the day after Trump's inauguration, with a turnout of hundreds of thousands of attendees defending women, immigrants and LGBTQ's rights.

Americans spent $4.1 million on poster and foam boards from Jan. 15 to Jan. 21 ($2.2 million for poster boards and $1.9 for foam) in the run-up to President Trump's inauguration and the subsequent protests, according to research firm NPD Group. That rose to $6 million when you account for paint markers, easel pads, flip charts, fabric paint, staple guns, plier staplers, and other specialty craft products related to signs.

One slice of the economy that benefited from all these homemade signs and T-shirts: sellers of office supplies, NPD said. Poster boards were up 33% week over week and paint marker purchases rose 35% in the same time. Fabric paint sales were up at least three times as much in the week before the march, compared with weeks in January.

Protests have occurred with consistent frequency in recent months, especially after Donald Trump claimed the presidency in November. For days after the election, both around the U.S. and the world, protesters marched with homemade signs that said things like "Love Trumps Hate" and " Not My President." Pro-Trump signs included the president's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again."
See: Unhappy with the election's outcome? Here's another way to protest
There was also the " Day Without Immigrants," a nationwide demonstration on Feb. 16, in which small businesses closed and immigrants took off from work. About 100 employees around the U.S. lost their jobs after the demonstration for not coming into work, according to the Atlantic. Pro-immigrant protests also occurred at the end of January, after President Trump's executive order banning immigrants from seven predominantly Muslim countries from entering or returning to the U.S.

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Angry Americans spent $6 million making posters before the anti-Trump protests

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Recent political demonstrations have had people skipping work, protesting at major cities and airports - and running to the store for office supplies. The latest high-profile event was " A Day Without A Woman," pegged to International Women's Day urging women around the world to take the day off from work, abstain from shopping and show their solidarity by wearing red.

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I chose this poster due to its message on how these women will not give up and be silenced despite the odds against them.