Political activism refers to the efforts and actions undertaken by individuals or groups to promote, impede, or direct social, political, or economic change. This can include a wide range of activities, such as organizing protests, campaigning for specific policies or candidates, lobbying government officials, engaging in grassroots organizing, and raising awareness about particular issues. The purpose of political activism is to influence public opinion, shape policy decisions, and advocate for social justice, rights, and reforms within a political system. It can manifest in various forms, including peaceful protests, civil disobedience, online campaigns, and community organizing. The goal is typically to mobilize citizens and create a collective impact on issues of importance to the activists and the broader society.
25,000 people gathered in Frankfurt's Römerberg to stand against right-wing extremism, promoting love and democracy. The event in Frankfurt was part of a national movement, with similar demonstrations occurring in…