Today there was a "sit in" at courts in many of the major cities, protesting the eviction courts reopening to hear pre-COVID cases that have been on the docket since early this year. 

The US has gone through tremendous turmoil so far this year, with a response to COVID-19 that included unprecedented widespread government-mandated economic shutdowns, followed by a combination of powerful protests, riots, and looting.

All of the "protesters" and rioters and large gatherings caused no uptick in hospital admissions.

Me personally, i like the idea of BP but I've been protesting buying a pro membership from BP now for a while. 

The move comes in response to the worldwide protests against police brutality and systemic racism following the death of George Floyd.

I’ve filed protest and have a hearing date.

I recently received a notice to protest the appraised value of the home and was wondering if I should protest the value of the home if it’s lower than my purchase price.

(I don't see the 2020 protest at police mis-treatment, as entirely of this focus, but are also secondary gatherings to express despair at this virus, in my opinion.

We have protests, an upcoming national election, and a massively divided political landscape.

She seems interested in giving the cash for this to go through but wants it paid back in rent to give her time to get a credit card and build up a score and even rent it afterwards potentially.So is there any downside, will the lender protest?