Social movements are organized efforts by a group of people to promote or resist social change. They typically arise in response to perceived injustices or inequalities within society and aim to influence public opinion, policy, or social norms. Social movements can take various forms, including protests, advocacy campaigns, and grassroots organizing. They often focus on specific issues such as civil rights, environmental protection, gender equality, or labor rights. Participants in social movements may use a range of strategies, including demonstrations, online activism, lobbying, and community organizing, to mobilize support and achieve their goals. The effectiveness of a social movement can depend on various factors, including its leadership, resources, strategies, and the sociopolitical context in which it operates.
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