A manifesto is a public written statement that explains what a person or group believes and what they plan to do. It is often used in politics, art, or social movements.
From Italian 'manifesto' meaning 'public declaration', from Latin 'manifestus' meaning 'clear, obvious'. It originally referred to documents that made intentions and ideas unmistakably clear to the public.
A manifesto is basically a group shouting, 'Here’s what we stand for!' in written form. From political revolutions to art movements, manifestos are like mission statements turned up to maximum volume.
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