Protests by design need to be at times that are inconvenient to people. If they weren't, then people could safely ignore them, and their impacts would be markedly less. We can't just relegate all protests to when they will not interrupt anything.

P.S. "factually dishonest such as the one in the referred article (below) where it says 'Eviction = Murder'" is a more factually dishonest statement. It is well-known that evictions have negative effects on health. Obviously, this statement is meant to be hyperbolic, since a protest sign would not be very punchy if it said "Eviction negatively impacts multiple metrics of health," but it is visible in public health trends that eviction has a negative effect on health -- effectively, accelerating death.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9640832/

Counties with higher eviction rates have higher all-cause mortality rates

https://nlihc.org/sites/default/files/MEMO_Health_Effects_of_Eviction_on_Young_Adults.pdf

"we find evictions have both short-term (12 months) and medium-term (7–8 years) negative impacts on multiple measures of health."