Sit-in

A sit-in is a form of peaceful protest where people gather and remain seated in a specific location, such as a business or government office, to express their opposition or demand change. Participants often refuse to leave until their message is acknowledged or their goals are met. This nonviolent method aims to draw attention to social or political issues, encouraging discussion and action while maintaining order. Sit-ins have historically been effective tools for civil rights and social justice movements, symbolizing solidarity and determination without resorting to aggression.