[header] How to protest safely [title] Wear the right clothes. [step] You want to make sure you don't wear anything that could put you at an increased risk for slipping or falling during a protest. You want to wear sensible clothes.
[header] How to protest safely [title] Wear the right clothes. [step] You want to make sure you don't wear anything that could put you at an increased risk for slipping or falling during a protest. You want to wear sensible clothes.
[title] Put on jackets and scarves for protection as well. [step] You can also wear good hiking boots. But don't go out and' get' something that looks unsafe. [substeps] Don't dress to the point that you are visibly sweaty, want to be stiff, draw attention to yourself, or look ill. Wear shoes you can easily walk in and nothing too tight or otherwise constrictive. You should also check the weather and plan accordingly. Choose a sweat-proof coat with pockets and tuck in the shirt beneath it. It's important to be prepared for more serious protests, for instance if your school or campus has a policy against motorcycles leaving the school and driving away with no battery shut off.