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Political protests have historically led to major reforms and revolutions. Change often starts in the streets.

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Protests can push change by demonstrating public support, disrupting normal activity, or shifting elite bargaining. Outcomes vary: they can lead to reforms, repression, negotiated transitions, or, in some cases, violence and instability.

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