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An in-depth explanation of the Anti-War Social Movement. Explain using social movement theories. Such as Structural Theories of Social Movements: Resource Mobilization and Political Process Theories. Collective Identity and Social Movements / Social Movements and Culture.

Identify, appreciate, and critique the multiple and varied strategies peoples use to implement social change.

Explain how inequalities and systems of oppression are multiple and overlapping and how various groups have organized against these systems of oppression. Describe the development of social movement theory and its relationship with real-life social movements. Explore the social processes through which power is allocated and how this leads to privilege or marginalization. Describe historical, social, political, and economic processes producing diversity, equality, and structured inequalities.