Social movements challenge the status quo from "summary" of Another World is Possible by David McNally
Social movements are not mere protests or expressions of discontent. They are powerful forces that seek to challenge the dominant structures and ideologies of society. By organizing and mobilizing people around shared grievances and aspirations, social movements bring attention to the injustices and inequalities that are often overlooked or dismissed by those in power. One of the key ways in which social movements challenge the status quo is by disrupting the normal functioning of society. They do this through various tactics such as strikes, boycotts, demonstrations, and occupations. These actions not only draw attention to the issues at hand but also disrupt the everyday routines and operations of the systems that perpetuate those issues. Another way in which social movements c...
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