What is the difference between a protest and a movement.

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Protest is a specific action to express disapproval or objection, while a movement is a collective effort to bring about social or political change.

Protest is usually a one-time event or action, while a movement is sustained over a longer period of time.
Protests are often focused on a specific issue or demand, while movements have broader goals and may encompass multiple issues.
Movements involve a larger group of people working towards a common cause, while protests can be carried out by individuals or smaller groups.
Examples: The Women's March in 2017 was a protest against gender inequality, while the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s was a movement for racial equality.