Communication. What images and language are used to frame the movement’s causes?

Communication. What images and language are used to frame the movement’s causes? Describe the movement’s public campaigns, protest style and the level of publicity. Any public opponents or counter movements challenging this movement?
Culture and the State. How do the movement’s ideology and values align with or challenge views of the dominant culture? Are there any cultural differences within the movement itself? How is this movement interacting with the state? Is it seeking government or policy change at the local, regional, national or transnational level?
Movement Impacts. What are some key achievements of the movement? Did this movement accomplish any of its goals? Describe any movement setbacks, barriers or backlashes.
Theory of Mobilization. Given what you have learned throughout this collaborative research process, which theory (or theories) is most useful in understanding the mobilization of this social movement.
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