Implementing and Sustaining Social Movements Custom Paper

In large part, the impetus of a social movement is often a personal, emotional connection to a social
issue. However, emotional connection alone is not enough to sustain the perseverance necessary
to achieve social change. In this week’s Discussion, you analyze examples of social movements to
identify common factors that can contribute to their success and sustainability.
To prepare for this Discussion:
•Review the assigned reading from the Loeb (2010) course text.
•Review three movements of social responsibility from the reading. Think about the common factors
when social issues become a movement. Consider the sustainability of each movement you selected
and what contributes to the sustainability.
Post by Day 4 a response of 2 to 3 paragraphs that includes brief description of the three
movements you selected. Explain the common factors or conditions that contribute to the start of
each movement. Select one movement and explain why it was successful in making a social change
impact. Include contributing factors for the movement’s sustainability