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#Occupy Protest Signs What started on September 17th as an occupation of a park near Wall Street in New York has grown into a global movement through social media , live streams and ongoing demonstrations against greed, disparity and corruption. Thusfar, over 1000 people have been arrested for peacefully demonstrating and many have been assaulted by the...
Palestinian Protest Art (mostly Palestinian artists)

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CLOWNING AS POLITICAL PROTEST Think of a rodeo clown (bull in German means police incidentally). This heroic character absorbs the attention of the bull, and distracts in order that the rider may stay safe and whole. A rebel clown has a similar function, in that they mirror authority (riot police pictured) and absorb tension. The clowns make people laugh, and make it...
 privatecanal Photography, Colour
Protesting for One Lebanon Photos taken by young journalists during the "Independence '05" Protests, at Martyrs' Square, Downtown Beirut, Lebanon - Spring 2005. The submissions are part of TIG's "Language as Violence, Violence as Language" Contest.
 EmanEbed Photography, Colour
Protesting for One Lebanon Photos taken by young journalists during the "Independence '05" Protests, at Martyrs' Square, Downtown Beirut, Lebanon - Spring 2005. The submissions are part of TIG's "Language as Violence, Violence as Language" Contest.
 EmanEbed Photography, Colour