Bhangra, a traditional Punjabi folk dance, was used as a form of protest and resistance against British colonial rule during the Indian Independence Movement.

Tap dance, with its rhythmic footwork and improvisational style, became a powerful tool for African Americans to express their resistance against racial segregation and discrimination.

Dance was used in various ways to support the women's suffrage movement, including as a form of entertainment at rallies, a way to raise funds, and a means to educate the public about women's rights.

Gumboot Dance, Isicathamiya Dance, and Toyi-toyi Dance were all used as forms of resistance and protest against apartheid in South Africa.

Dance played a multifaceted role in the Civil Rights Movement, serving as a means to raise awareness, unite people, and engage in nonviolent protest.

Vogueing, with its stylized poses and movements, became a prominent form of expression and resistance within the LGBTQ+ community, particularly in the ballroom scene.

Dance was used in various ways to oppose the Vietnam War, including as a means to express dissent, raise funds for peace organizations, and protest against military recruitment.

Earth Dance, Green Dance, and Eco-Dance are all dance forms that have been used to raise awareness about environmental issues and promote sustainability.

Dance was used in various ways to support the Occupy Wall Street movement, including as a means to express solidarity, raise awareness, and protest against corporate greed.

Juba Dance, Step Dance, and Krumping have all been used as forms of expression and protest within the Black Lives Matter movement.

Dance was used in various ways to support the #MeToo movement, including as a means to express solidarity, raise awareness, and protest against sexual violence.

Earth Dance, Green Dance, and Eco-Dance are all dance forms that have been used to raise awareness about climate change and promote sustainable practices.

Dance was used in various ways to support the anti-racism movement following the death of George Floyd, including as a means to express solidarity, raise awareness, and protest against police brutality.

Integrated Dance, Inclusive Dance, and Accessible Dance are all dance forms that have been used to promote inclusivity and challenge stereotypes about disability.

Dance was used in various ways to support the body positivity movement, including as a means to celebrate diverse body types, challenge societal beauty standards, and promote self-expression and empowerment.