An illustration within a printed document, displaying partial text above the scene asking "

An illustration within a printed document, displaying partial text above the scene asking "...nouveaux acteurs et répertoires d'action collective ?", depicts a grayscale cartoon of a public protest occurring in Bischheim, France. The foreground presents a dense gathering of approximately 20 to 30 individuals, including men and women of diverse apparent ages and complexions. Participants are engaged in collective action, with many depicted with open mouths, suggesting shouting, and some displaying raised fists or animated gestures. Essential objects include several protest signs and banners. A prominent banner held by multiple individuals in the foreground reads, "NON AUX COURS LE VENDREDI APREM !!!" (NO TO CLASSES ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON !!!). To the far left, a person with dark skin holds and shouts into a megaphone. Above the crowd, toward the upper left, a rectangular banner displays the text "PLUS D'IMPÔTS POUR LES RICHES" (MORE TAXES FOR THE RICH). On the upper right, another sign states "STOP AU HARCÈLEMENT" (STOP HARASSMENT). Within the mid-ground of the crowd, a circular prohibition-style sign, featuring a diagonal line across the word "IMPÔTS" (TAXES), is visible. One protester in the middle wears a t-shirt inscribed with "STOP CHASSE" (STOP HUNTING). The bottom left of the document page displays the number "1". The illustration details a dynamic scene of public demonstration.