In your opinion, how does graffiti contribute to social movements?

Graffiti is considered a powerful form of dissent because it boldly expresses protest against injustice and challenges those in power. It gives people a way to speak out when their voices are silenced.

Graffiti is often created quickly and anonymously because it is not officially allowed, and the artists fear punishment. They must work fast to avoid being caught by authorities.

The phrase means that graffiti gives hope and comfort to the oppressed or suffering people but it makes powerful or privileged people feel uneasy by exposing the truth.

Inclusivity was reflected in the graffiti during the July uprising by representing the voices of the marginalized and minor groups in the artwork. The messages showed that all communities are connected in the struggle for justice and freedom.