From tech inequality to climate change, the Bay Area has been ground zero for social activism since... forever. But between the colorful signage and the creative chants, have you ever wondered what kind of protester energy you actually bring to the movement? Take this quiz to find your protest persona and discover which causes align with your revolutionary spirit!

• What's your protest fuel of choice?

  Fair-trade, organic coffee from a local co-op ☕

  Energy drinks—the revolution doesn't sleep and neither do you ⚡

  Whatever's in the community potluck—solidarity means shared meals 🥘

  Homemade smoothie in your reusable bottle—plastic is the enemy 🥤

• Your protest sign is most likely to say:

  A detailed policy demand with citations and a QR code to learn more 📊

  '404 ERROR: JUSTICE NOT FOUND' with some clever coding references 💻

  A provocative statement that makes bystanders uncomfortable but thinking 🔥

  'There is No Planet B' made from recycled materials 🌎

• When the police show up at a protest, you're the first to:

  Call the legal observers and make sure everyone knows their rights 📱

  Start livestreaming to document everything and protect fellow protesters 📹

  Hold your ground—you've prepared for this moment and won't be intimidated 👊

  Form a human chain around the trees/animals/natural space you're protecting 🌳

• Your protest toolkit always includes:

  Clipboards, petitions, and a spreadsheet of local officials to pressure 📋

  A power bank, mesh network tools, and encrypted messaging apps ⌨️

  A megaphone, bail money, and solidarity literature to distribute 📢

  Reusable water bottles, sunscreen, and biodegradable glitter ✨

• Your ideal protest location is:

  City Hall—where the decisions are made and the media will show up 🏛️

  Outside tech giant headquarters or their fancy shuttle stops 🚌

  Wherever will cause the most disruption—maybe blocking the Bay Bridge 🌉

  A threatened natural space or construction site for an environmental hazard 🌊

• After a successful protest, you're most likely to:

  Host a debrief meeting to discuss next steps and follow-up actions 📝

  Create a viral recap video and analyze data on protest engagement 📊

  Hit up a radical bookstore or coffee shop to plan your next, bigger action 📚

  Clean up any protest debris and reward yourself with a hike in nature 🥾