Advocacies aren't easy to adhere to. They certainly aren't easy to openly support. There are people who can do these. And they do these in the most simply ways. They know that they don't need to rally in front of government buildings. They know that they won't get anything by simply yelling in the streets and trying to get their beliefs pushed into the limelight. They simply wait for people to notice them. And that is enough.

The simplest way to show your support for an advocacy is to display objects that can be attributed to that cause. If you want to support a particular politician or a political group, you can tie colored ribbons that reflect their colors to anything visible. If you want to support the gay movement, you can use pride flags or anything with rainbows in it. These are all quiet ways of supporting advocacies. The possibilities for showing support for advocacies are endless. You just have to make a conscious effort to exhaust all means to search for them.

If you want to be more explicit or louder with supporting something, you might want to try telling people about what you support. Educate people with what you really want but refrain from taking to the streets. Do it in small ways unless you want to belong to an organization that really supports it. You can even use custom flags with messages about the value that you support. This should attract attention as well as educate people who notice what you have done.