A man and a woman who are holding a sign 'Maritime workers say stop black deaths in custody' doesn't necessarily imply in front of a crowd.


Context: A black man and a white woman, both wearing maroon shirts, are holding a sign between them that reads "Maritime workers say stop black deaths in custody" in all caps.
Hypothesis: Two people are in front of a crowd protesting a wrongdoing.

Given this context, is the hypothesis true (Yes/No/I don't know)?