Synonyms for protesters
pro·test·ers

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1. List of paraphrases for "protesters":

   demonstrators, protestors

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1. Denzel McCampbell:

   At a time where report after report cites the city of Detroit's harmful treatment of Black Lives Matter protesters –and the enormous waste of taxpayer money to lose embarrassingly in court after trying to intimidate them, the city's use of discriminatory facial recognition technology, and the fact that people still do not feel safe despite spending $300 million per year on police –it's disappointing and unproductive for Chief Craig to run to the cameras to call for Congresswoman Tlaib's resignation, one would think Chief Craig has more important things to do.

2. The ACLU:

   While Officer Middleton’s actions may warrant some level of disciplinary action, it is particularly concerning he was more swiftly investigated and harshly punished for sharing non-critical information than officers who use excessive force against protesters or create the culture of racism and hostility Middleton reported to no avail.

3. Adele Warton:

   Some of our protesters have been coming here for years. We've got a little old lady who knits little booties and puts them in the bush outside, they'll often be outside with big placards of fetuses post-abortion. It's very visually grim.

4. Rudy Giuliani:

   He created an impression with the police that he was on the side of the protesters, some of those protesters were entirely legitimate, some of those protesters were horrible.

5. Sophie Richardson:

   Hong Kong authorities should be working to create a political environment in which protesters do not feel the need for masks - not banning the masks, and deepening restrictions on freedom of expression, chief Executive Carrie Lam needs to agree to an examination of excessive force by police and to resume the process toward universal suffrage. Additional restrictions are only likely to inflame tensions.