People have a problem with this student activist because she's wearing a leather jacket

The Faiz International Festival came to an end on Sunday but it left an iconic moment behind.

As a preview of the upcoming Student Solidarity March on November 29, many young citizens gathered around a drum circle to chant slogans and it was a powerful visual.

You'd think folks would be impressed by the students' vigor and tenacity but you'd be disappointed, as many were quick to comment on the protest.

They took the liberty to assume all the members of the protests come from an elite background and are from LUMS for some reason, which they actually weren't... not that that should matter.

The brunt of it all was laid on a young woman, a student activist named Arooj Aurangzaib, with many commenting on her being too loud, elbowing her fellow protester ahead and worst of all, wearing a leather jacket.

That's right, the leather jacket this woman wore outdoors in Lahore during the winter has become the subject of debate on social media. For some odd reason, many have claimed that this particular garment means the woman comes from privilege and doesn't belong in protests...

To which we say:

Why are we expected to look a certain way to get our voices heard?

In the end, we know what it's all about.

Because here's the thing...

The Student Solidarity March hopes to bring many issues to light. Like this:

So Twitter, work your magic.