The Anti-establishment movement

The anti-establishment movement involves groups or individuals challenging existing political, social, and economic systems they see as unjust, corrupt, or outdated. These movements often question authority figures, government policies, and mainstream institutions, advocating for significant change or reform. The goal is to address inequalities, promote transparency, and create a more equitable society. Such movements can manifest through protests, activism, or even cultural shifts and typically emerge during times of social dissatisfaction or perceived injustice. They reflect a desire for change and often aim to empower marginalized voices and reshape societal norms.