Analysis on social movements

Social movements are instrumental in changing the path of society.

Some types:

•  activist movement, changes some aspect of society.
•  regressive or reactionary movement, resist change.

There are also various theories that focus on different social movements or ideals.

It is important that we know that social movements change alongside society and the passage of time.

The process that removes individualization is why people lose their sense of socialized individual identity and adopt non-socialized behaviors.

Example Social Movement in Mexico.

“LGBTTI Movement”

Context and historical data. Dates and place.

In the late 1960s, tolerance to social moral issues increased, which has to do with higher levels of education in Mexican society, the country's growing urbanization.

The youth movements of other latitudes and their ideas had repercussions in our country. thanks to social changes within the country, the movement's march could be achieved.

The lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transvestite, transgender and intersex movement.

He joined the Mexican left against the government's crackdown.

In 1979 they managed to consolidate as a true movement with the celebration of the first gay pride march in Mexico.

In the first instance the march was not carried out on main streets or avenues, it was until the eighties that this was possible.

The process that removes individualization:

Over the years, the ideals of people who opposed or government changed, thanks to the people who were part of the movement. Because with the marches, the feelings and ideals of community members could be expressed, thus influencing the way opponents think and demonstrating that the community only demanded their rights and fair treatments.

Results:

The change of ideals allowed the gay community to freely enjoy their rights, although today the struggle continues. Because in many places or many people continue to discriminate against others just because of their sexual orientation. Unfortunately, in the middle of 2020, the homophobia and ill-treatment, freedom and non-discrimination are still demanded. Social changes are noticeable, but we still have a long way to change.

I am part of the community, and part of the fight and I am happy that year after year people join the march, even if they are not from the community.

Reflection:

1. what I learned? building a social movement and its components.
2. How will it be useful? It serves to understand the behavior of individuals within social movements.
3. What do I need to improve? I think that I would only have to investigate more of the subject.
4. Was it easy or difficult? easy and I liked the activity.

Bibliographic references:

• Khanacademymedicine. (2014). Social movements | Society and Culture | MCAT | Khan Academy. Obtained from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7YPTD7QwR4
• Castro, G. (2016). COMPORTAMIENTO INTERGRUPAL. Obtained from https://prezi.com/oxlenyschbrd/comportamiento-intergrupal/
• Franco, C. (2019). EL MOVIMIENTO LGBT EN MÉXICO. Obtained from https://www.researchgate.net/publication/336574832_EL_MOVIMIENTO_LGBT_EN_MEXICO
• Martinez, V. (2020). Los movimientos sociales que cambiaron México (III de III). Obtained from https://cuestione.com/detalle/mexico/los-movimientos-sociales-que-cambiaron-mexico-iii-de-iii