I agree you need a seat at the table, and historically mass protests have been a way to get that seat. It only happens when the movement is reflective of a grou

I agree you need a seat at the table, and historically mass protests have been a way to get that seat. It only happens when the movement is reflective of a group willing to change their behaviour though - strikes, boycotts, etc. Criticism without a clear alternative or consequence isn't going to do much.