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	'''Black lives matter (protests that became a distributed movement)'''		'''Black lives matter (protests that became a distributed movement)'''
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			*The black lives matter movement originated as a social media hashtag #BlackLivesMatter in response to the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the US, who shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in 2013. <ref>https://library.law.howard.edu/civilrightshistory/BLM</ref>
	*The black lives matter movement originated as a social media hashtag #BlackLivesMatter in response to the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the US, who shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in 2013. <ref>https://library.law.howard.edu/civilrightshistory/BLM</ref>		*The first black lives matter protest was organized by Alicia Garza, Patricia Cullors and Opal Tometi in response to the murders of Mike Brown and Eric Garner. <ref>https://theconversation.com/black-lives-matter-decentralised-leadership-and-the-problems-of-online-organising-140897</ref> <br>
	*The first black lives matter protest was organized by Alicia Garza, Patricia Cullors and Opal Tometi in response to the murders of Mike Brown and Eric Garner. <ref>https://theconversation.com/black-lives-matter-decentralised-leadership-and-the-problems-of-online-organising-140897</ref> <br>		*The co-founders waived formal leadership titles when a chapter structure was created, thus their lack of structure allows chapters across North America to contribute independently and interdependently with others. <ref>https://theconversation.com/black-lives-matter-decentralised-leadership-and-the-problems-of-online-organising-140897</ref>
	*The co-founders waived formal leadership titles when a chapter structure was created, thus their lack of structure allows chapters across North America to contribute independently and interdependently with others.
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	~~<br>~~		'''Occupy Movement'''
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	~~\|- style="height~~: ~~23px;"~~		*Occupy also originated from a social media hashtag, #OccupyWallStreet. <ref>https://www.reuters.com/article/us-wallstreet-protests-social-idUSTRE79G6E420111018</ref>
	~~\| style="width: 19~~.~~6976%; height: 23px; background~~-~~color: #99e1d9;" \|~~		*Hundreds of city chapters sprung up to reinforce and strengthen one another, yet their groups remained independent, leaderless and did not need to report to one another. <ref>https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/09/how-occupy-wall-street-reshaped-america/620064/</ref>
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	\|- style="height: ~~23px~~;"		*Idle No More "started in November 2012, among Treaty People in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta protesting the Canadian government’s dismantling of environmental protection laws, endangering First Nations who live on the land." -Idle No More <ref>https://idlenomore.ca/about-the-movement/</ref>
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			*The black lives matter movement originated as a social media hashtag #BlackLivesMatter in response to the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the US, who shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in 2013. <ref>https://library.law.howard.edu/civilrightshistory/BLM</ref>
			*The first black lives matter protest was organized by Alicia Garza, Patricia Cullors and Opal Tometi in response to the murders of Mike Brown and Eric Garner. <ref>https://theconversation.com/black-lives-matter-decentralised-leadership-and-the-problems-of-online-organising-140897</ref> <br>
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	<p><span style="">'''Decentralized '''organizations or '''decentralization '''often</span><span style=""> emerges spontaneously and quickly during a social crisis. Organizations that follow decentralized principles and whose structure aims to level power between team members </span><span style="">leave great autonomy to activists. M</span><span style="">ovements that come from the most decentralization are those that are uncoordinated and that spread spontaneously during a crisis. </span><span style="">It is possible that this is subsequently (more or less) coordinated by a group that emerges from the movement. </span><span style="">It will then be slightly centralized (as soon as there is coordination, there is a form of centralization).~~ </span></p>~~		<p><span style="">'''Decentralized '''organizations or '''decentralization '''often</span><span style=""> emerges spontaneously and quickly during a social crisis. Organizations that follow decentralized principles and whose structure aims to level power between team members </span><span style="">leave great autonomy to activists. M</span><span style="">ovements that come from the most decentralization are those that are uncoordinated and that spread spontaneously during a crisis. </span><span style="">It is possible that this is subsequently (more or less) coordinated by a group that emerges from the movement. </span><span style="">It will then be slightly centralized (as soon as there is coordination, there is a form of centralization). -''This is an Uprising'' by Paul and Mark Engler and the HUB</span></p>
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	~~<p>~~''~~<span style="">Example: Black Lives Matter (protests) >> Movement for Black Lives (distributed organization)~~</span>''</p>
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 <p>''<span style="">Example: Black Lives Matter (protests) &gt;&gt; Movement for Black Lives (distributed organization)</span>''</p>
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 <p><span style="">-</span>''<span style="">This is an Uprising</span>''<span style=""> by Paul and Mark Engler and the HUB</span></p>

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	<p><span style="">'''Decentralized '''~~movements''' '''~~or '''decentralization '''often</span><span style=""> emerges spontaneously and quickly during a social crisis. ~~Groups who contribute~~ to</span><span style=""> ~~decentralized movements~~ leave great autonomy to activists. M</span><span style="">ovements that come from the most decentralization are those that are uncoordinated and that spread spontaneously during a crisis. </span><span style="">It is possible that this is subsequently (more or less) coordinated by a group that emerges from the movement. </span><span style="">It will then be slightly centralized (as soon as there is coordination, there is a form of centralization). </span></p>		<p><span style="">'''Decentralized '''organizations or '''decentralization '''often</span><span style=""> emerges spontaneously and quickly during a social crisis. Organizations that follow decentralized principles and whose structure aims to level power between team members </span><span style="">leave great autonomy to activists. M</span><span style="">ovements that come from the most decentralization are those that are uncoordinated and that spread spontaneously during a crisis. </span><span style="">It is possible that this is subsequently (more or less) coordinated by a group that emerges from the movement. </span><span style="">It will then be slightly centralized (as soon as there is coordination, there is a form of centralization). </span></p>
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	<p>''<span style="">Example: Black Lives Matter (protests) >> Movement for Black Lives (distributed organization)</span>''</p>		<p>''<span style="">Example: Black Lives Matter (protests) >> Movement for Black Lives (distributed organization)</span>''</p>

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	<p><span style="">'''Decentralized ~~organizations~~ '''often</span><span style=""> ~~emerge~~ spontaneously and quickly during a social crisis.~~ ~~</span><span style="">~~Organizations whose components and/or structure are~~ decentralized leave great autonomy to activists. M</span><span style="">ovements that come from the most ~~decentralized organizations~~ are those that are uncoordinated and that spread spontaneously during a crisis. </span><span style="">It is possible that this is subsequently (more or less) coordinated by a group that emerges from the movement. </span><span style="">It will then be slightly centralized (as soon as there is coordination, there is a form of centralization). </span></p>		<p><span style="">'''Decentralized '''movements''' '''or '''decentralization '''often</span><span style=""> emerges spontaneously and quickly during a social crisis. Groups who contribute to</span><span style=""> decentralized movements leave great autonomy to activists. M</span><span style="">ovements that come from the most decentralization are those that are uncoordinated and that spread spontaneously during a crisis. </span><span style="">It is possible that this is subsequently (more or less) coordinated by a group that emerges from the movement. </span><span style="">It will then be slightly centralized (as soon as there is coordination, there is a form of centralization). </span></p>
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	<p>''<span style="">Example: Black Lives Matter (protests) >> Movement for Black Lives (distributed organization)</span>''</p>		<p>''<span style="">Example: Black Lives Matter (protests) >> Movement for Black Lives (distributed organization)</span>''</p>
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	<p><span style="">-</span>''<span style="">This is an Uprising</span>''<span style=""> by Paul and Mark Engler~~ ~~and the HUB</span></p>		<p><span style="">-</span>''<span style="">This is an Uprising</span>''<span style=""> by Paul and Mark Engler and the HUB</span></p>

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	<p><span style="">'''~~D''''''ecentralized~~ organizations '''often</span><span style=""> emerge spontaneously and quickly during a social crisis. </span><span style="">Organizations whose components and/or structure are decentralized leave great autonomy to activists. M</span><span style="">ovements that come from the most decentralized organizations are those that are uncoordinated and that spread spontaneously during a crisis. </span><span style="">It is possible that this is subsequently (more or less) coordinated by a group that emerges from the movement. </span><span style="">It will then be slightly centralized (as soon as there is coordination, there is a form of centralization). </span></p>		<p><span style="">'''Decentralized organizations '''often</span><span style=""> emerge spontaneously and quickly during a social crisis. </span><span style="">Organizations whose components and/or structure are decentralized leave great autonomy to activists. M</span><span style="">ovements that come from the most decentralized organizations are those that are uncoordinated and that spread spontaneously during a crisis. </span><span style="">It is possible that this is subsequently (more or less) coordinated by a group that emerges from the movement. </span><span style="">It will then be slightly centralized (as soon as there is coordination, there is a form of centralization). </span></p>
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	<p>''<span style="">Example: Black Lives Matter (protests) >> Movement for Black Lives (distributed organization)</span>''</p>		<p>''<span style="">Example: Black Lives Matter (protests) >> Movement for Black Lives (distributed organization)</span>''</p>

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	<p><span style="">~~The </span>(more)~~ '''~~<span style="">decentralized organization~~</span>~~'''~~<span style="">~~ model we often see~~ emerge spontaneously and quickly during a social crisis. </span><span style="">~~Organization~~ whose components and/or structure are decentralized~~, leaving~~ great autonomy to activists.~~ </span><span style="">This characteristic can act as a motivating agent. ~~</span><span style="">~~The movements~~ that come from the most decentralized ~~organization~~ are those that are uncoordinated and that spread spontaneously during a crisis.~~ ~~</span><span style="">It is possible that this is subsequently (more or less) coordinated by a group that emerges from the movement.~~ ~~</span><span style="">It will then be slightly centralized (as soon as there is coordination, there is a form of centralization). </span></p><p><br></p><p>''<span style="">Example: Black Lives Matter (protests) >> Movement for Black Lives (distributed organization)</span>''</p><p><br></p><p><span style="">-</span>''<span style="">This is an Uprising</span>''<span style=""> by Paul and Mark Engler and the HUB</span></p>		<p><span style="">'''D''''''ecentralized organizations '''often</span><span style=""> emerge spontaneously and quickly during a social crisis. </span><span style="">Organizations whose components and/or structure are decentralized leave great autonomy to activists. M</span><span style="">ovements that come from the most decentralized organizations are those that are uncoordinated and that spread spontaneously during a crisis. </span><span style="">It is possible that this is subsequently (more or less) coordinated by a group that emerges from the movement. </span><span style="">It will then be slightly centralized (as soon as there is coordination, there is a form of centralization). </span></p>
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			<p>''<span style="">Example: Black Lives Matter (protests) >> Movement for Black Lives (distributed organization)</span>''</p>
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			<p><span style="">-</span>''<span style="">This is an Uprising</span>''<span style=""> by Paul and Mark Engler and the HUB</span></p>

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