Resistant Movements

Definition

Resistant movements refer to organized efforts by groups of people to challenge or oppose a particular system, ideology, or authority. These movements often arise as a response to social, political, economic, or cultural injustices and aim to bring about change through activism and resistance.

Related terms

Colonial Resistance Movements: These are specific types of resistant movements that emerged in colonized regions aiming to resist European colonial rule and gain independence.

Civil Rights Movement: This movement refers to the collective efforts made by African Americans in the United States during the mid-20th century to fight against racial segregation and discrimination.

Feminist Movement: The feminist movement focuses on advocating for gender equality and challenging patriarchal systems that perpetuate gender-based discrimination.