Social movements are collective efforts by groups of individuals or organizations aimed at promoting or resisting social, political, economic, or cultural change. These movements typically arise in response to perceived injustices or inequalities and can focus on various issues, such as civil rights, environmental concerns, labor rights, gender equality, or anti-war sentiments. Social movements seek to influence public opinion, mobilize grassroots support, and challenge established institutions or norms through various means, including demonstrations, advocacy campaigns, and public awareness initiatives. They often cultivate a shared identity and sense of urgency among participants, enabling them to rally for common goals and drive societal transformation. Social movements can operate at local, national, or global levels and may take diverse forms, from informal grassroots organizing to more structured organizations.
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