Question One- Compulsory

Question One- Compulsory
Protests occur to make a claim or to express a complaint to promote or resist a social change that happens in a society. For example, in September 2019, there was a protest on global climate change due to climate change concerns by individuals. The strike involved over 4 million people globally. The changes in climate had affected the lives of people hence had to protest against it. Most protests use music with the same themes as the theme in the events. Protests organizers need to be aware of the songs used in the event, and either approve or disapprove them.
Protest music describes the content and the effect a subject has had on a population. It informs on the purpose of the protest or complain (Heilbronner, 2016). The message informs the participants and the target party on the claim made and what should happen to reduce the effects felt by the audience. The music should have the right information for the audience to understand. Therefore, protest event organizers should plan for musical activities and ensure it has the right theme for the event.
Also, music sang by all the participants shows a form of solidarity from the people throughout the world. For instance, in the climate change protest, music was used to get people to join and express their claims in one voice. It may also foster social cohesion and identity, just as it worked for the students in the climate change protest (Weij