After the COVID lock down and the accompanying WFH, followed by the BLM protests and talk of defunding the police, many people are looking to get out of the large urban centres and out to the suburbs or more rural communities.

I am protesting my taxes with our county.

Today there was a "sit in" at courts in many of the major cities, protesting the eviction courts reopening to hear pre-COVID cases that have been on the docket since early this year. 

The US has gone through tremendous turmoil so far this year, with a response to COVID-19 that included unprecedented widespread government-mandated economic shutdowns, followed by a combination of powerful protests, riots, and looting.

All of the "protesters" and rioters and large gatherings caused no uptick in hospital admissions.

Me personally, i like the idea of BP but I've been protesting buying a pro membership from BP now for a while. 

The move comes in response to the worldwide protests against police brutality and systemic racism following the death of George Floyd.

I’ve filed protest and have a hearing date.

I recently received a notice to protest the appraised value of the home and was wondering if I should protest the value of the home if it’s lower than my purchase price.

(I don't see the 2020 protest at police mis-treatment, as entirely of this focus, but are also secondary gatherings to express despair at this virus, in my opinion.