I Had Hoped You WOULD PROTEST, But PLEASE Don't ARGUE.

I FEEL Greatly At Fault In Not Having Made A LOUD PUBLIC PROTEST About Belle Glade Before This.

I Think Our Existence In PROFESSIONAL Sports Is Almost A PROTEST In And Of Itself In SOMETIMES The Very Sexist Society That We Live In. For Us, It's Just KIND Of Right In Line With What We ALWAYS Do.

People Might Not PROTEST For Overtly POLITICAL Or Social CAUSES, But When They Can't Feed Themselves And Their Family, They Will TAKE To The Streets.

The Adequate PROTEST DEMANDS Far More Than Protests. It Calls For Great And Daring Leaps Of INTEGRITY And Courage To See.

There's A Time Where PEOPLE Were Out Holding POSTERS In Protest Outside Shows I Was Doing, And Thankfully, We've Moved PAST That. And A Lot Of Country Stations Wouldn't PLAY Me. They Were More Conservative Than I Was.

'Sizwe' Is The Beginning Of PROTEST THEATRE; 'Nothing But The TRUTH' Is Post-apartheid SOUTH Africa.

I Don't THINK There's Any PERFECT WAY To PROTEST.

Playing On The Streets Of Iraq, Or In Israel Or The Gaza Strip, I'd Sing Angry Protest SONGS Against War. People WOULD Say, 'Make Us Clap, Make Us Dance, And LAUGH And Sing.' It REALLY Made Me Think About The Importance Of Happy Music.

I Have SAID It Before And I Will CONTINUE To Say That I Don't Think Art Is The Most Effective Form Of Protest. I Don't Think It Changes Policy; I Think It Changes Discourse, And Discourse Can Change IDEAS, And For Me, That's What It's About: Having That Space For Conversation.