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irga5000 [103]
3 years ago
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A graduate student is planning to study factors that motivate social movement participation. She has decided to follow the guida

nce of Dana Fishes and colleagues' findings about the Women's March. Based on Fisher's research, this student should focus on
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Oksanka [162]3 years ago
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Answer:

The correct answer would be : The student should focus on the specific agendas that connect to the participants' unique identities.

Explanation:

Dana fisher organized the largest march on a single day over 600 marches with the tittle given as women march was a big achievement for a social movement. According to her despite different experiences in her and other organizers of the march, the major reason behind the success of the march was due to the agenda that connects the participants and passion for the agenda they have.

On the basis of these guidelines of Fisher's research student should focus on the specific agendas that connect to the participants' unique identities.

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