Political protest is the moment private anger becomes public language. This tag explores protest through photography, collage, photomontage, and street intervention work made to disrupt narratives, expose corruption, and hold power accountable. These posts focus on how images become evidence, how satire becomes survival, and how artists turn crisis into confrontation. From propaganda-era photomontage (John Heartfield) to contemporary public resistance (Led By Donkeys), this archive documents protest as visual truth.