Ridge Echo

I remember the first time I saw a protest sign that actually made me laugh out loud. It was at a climate march in 2019, and someone had repurposed a fast-food logo into a dripping skull. The message was clear, but the delivery was unexpected. That moment stuck with me because it showed how humor can break through the noise of a crowded rally. Satirical protest designs are not just clever slogans on cardboard. They represent a long tradition of using wit and visual disruption