Which historical event convinced american scholars that not all social movements can be explained in terms of the psychological needs of their members?

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Which historical event convinced american scholars that not all social movements can be explained in terms of the psychological needs of their members?

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Roberto Taylor · Answer 1

The Civil Rights Movement convinced scholars that some social movements do not result from a unification of psychological needs but need to be explained by a broader socio-economical perspective. In such an explanation, the needs of the individuals do not have to coincide with the needs of the group as a whole.