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<p><span style="">A '''moment of the whirlwind '''is a </span><span style="">rupture with the normal workings of society resulting in a wave of new activist waters for a cause or movement. </span><span style="">At such times, it is useful for a movement to have established a retention </span><span style="">plan in order to absorb active supporters. </span><span style="">Moments of the whirlwind constitute social crises that can be consciously perpetrated by social movements. </span><span style="">-Mark and Paul Engler <ref> https://wagingnonviolence.org/2014/11/berlin-wall-today-lessons-harnessing-moment-whirlwind/</ref> </span></p> | <p><span style="">A '''moment of the whirlwind '''is a </span><span style="">rupture with the normal workings of society resulting in a wave of new activist waters for a cause or movement. </span><span style="">At such times, it is useful for a movement to have established a retention </span><span style="">plan in order to absorb active supporters. </span><span style="">Moments of the whirlwind constitute social crises that can be consciously perpetrated by social movements. </span><span style="">-Mark and Paul Engler <ref> https://wagingnonviolence.org/2014/11/berlin-wall-today-lessons-harnessing-moment-whirlwind/</ref> </span></p> | ||
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A moment of the whirlwind is a rupture with the normal workings of society resulting in a wave of new activist waters for a cause or movement. At such times, it is useful for a movement to have established a retention plan in order to absorb active supporters. Moments of the whirlwind constitute social crises that can be consciously perpetrated by social movements. -Mark and Paul Engler [1]
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