social influence/change

• Civil Rights Marches


  Protests highlighting 1950s segregation injustices.
• Segregation


  Racial separation in schools and restaurants.
• Minority Participation in civil rights movement

  Small group consistently advocating for civil rights.
• Deeper Processing about who's injustices?

  Critical thinking about the status quo's injustices.
• Argumentation Principle in civil rights movement

  Mixed racial groups challenging segregation on buses.

  'freedom riders
• Freedom Riders, civil rights movement

  Activists confronting segregation in southern transportation.
• Snowball Effect


  Growing support leading to the Civil Rights Act.
• what did Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibit

  Legislation prohibiting discrimination in the U.S.
• Social Cryptomnesia


  Memory of change without recalling its origins.
• Social Change Examples


  Movements for rights, environment, and governance.
• Environmentalism


  Advocacy for sustainability and recycling practices.
• Apartheid Eradication?


  Ending racial segregation in South Africa.
• Collapse of Communism


  Fall of communist regimes in Eastern Europe.
• Women's Suffrage Movement


  Campaign for women's right to vote.
• Growth of the Internet

  Expansion of online communication and information access.
• Drawing attention

  1930, black separation applied to all parts of america.

  there was black neighbourhoods and places like schools/restaurants were excluded to whites
• Consistency


  Many marches and people being part.

  civil rights activists displayed consistency of message and intent