Student Protest Movement Grows Beyond Founders' Control

The student protest movement, dubbed 'Cockroach', has surged in popularity, amassing 26.3 million Instagram followers. This grassroots movement reflects a significant shift in youth activism, as students rally for change and challenge traditional leadership. With its rapid expansion, the movement is reshaping the landscape of social protests and engaging a wider audience than ever before.

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