Pixels of Protest: How Social Networks and Visual Media Are Redefining Social Resistance

Historically, social protest relied heavily on face-to-face interaction and the distribution of written materials. While these methods remain important, digital platforms have lowered the barriers to participation. Individuals who may not have access to institutional power or mainstream media channels can now share their experiences directly with global audiences. This shift has democratized communication, allowing marginalized voices to gain visibility and influence.