Hue and cry
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Public Outrage
Used to describe collective public anger about a situation or decision. 
A hue and cry erupted when the park was closed for private events.
Pro Tip 2/3Metaphoric Expression
Metaphorically paints a picture of a large, noisy group expressing dissatisfaction. 
The new policy was met with a huge hue and cry from the community.
Pro Tip 3/3Can be Political
Often appears in political or social justice contexts, signaling widespread disapproval. 
There was a hue and cry among the voters after the tax increase was announced.