The document discusses three social movements from a reading and asks students to consider factors that contribute to the start and sustainability of social movements. Students are asked to describe three movements, explain common factors for their start, and analyze why one movement successfully created social change and was sustainable, including contributing sustainability factors. The response is due in 2-3 paragraphs by Day 4.

1. 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.
Question: Consider how groups of people can have a greater
impact on social change than individuals. What aspects of
accomplishing tasks are made easier by working in groups?
What aspects are made more difficult? How can personality
differences be accommodated to avoid discord and achieve the
greatest impact?
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.