Me too movement -Research information must come from legitimate sources, primarily academic ones, and can be from a variety of resources, such as books, web sites, journal articles, interviews, etc.
The purpose of the reflection paper is to provide a socio-historical perspective on that particular movement. The bulk of the paper will be to provide a discussion of the social and cultural issues surrounding the movement, a discussion of the importance and effectiveness of the tactics used in the movements, and address the success or failure of the movement with regards to tactics and change.
You will also be expected to do your own research in finding articles, websites, educational readings that provide content regarding your social movement to answer the questions in the assignment.
The following are questions you should highlight/focus on as you set up your paper:
– What defines a social movement? (organizational form, goals, tactic and participants)
-Do social movements matter? Why does your social movement matter?
-What strategies and tactics does your social movement employ/use to fulfill its objectives?
-What accounts for the variation in tactics and strategies across your movement?
-Who participates in your social movement?
– How did our social movement decide who to recruit and why?
-How do differences (social, race, class, gender, sexuality, etc.) in the people that have chosen to participate in your social movement account for differences in tactics, narratives, successes, and failures in your movement?
Who or what did your movement target?
Was your movement successful in its objectives (mission)?
What are some of the failures your movement experience?
What does the future look like for your movement?
