Taking exception
If you’re inclined to protest a certain injustice, you might repost a meme.
Alternatively, you could:
Paint a mural.
Take out a full-page ad.
Found a non-profit enterprise.
Plan a performance.
Organize an event.
Embroider a flag.
Tell a long story with “full orchestration and five-part harmony” … once it comes around on the guitar.
When there’s inequity, the followers follow, the lawyers litigate, the writers write, the comedians tell jokes, and the artists — the artists make art.
The act of making is itself a protest, regardless of our personal, social, and political leanings. Art stands in contrast to entropy, apathy and the exaltation of utility. It is our contribution.