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to bring about radical change for its participants (apex)

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A redemptive social movement is a phenomenon where a society creates a movement to repent for what it perceives as earlier mistakes. The "Jesus Freak" movement of the 70's is a prime example. The Jesus movement of the 70's could be seen as atonement for the hippie movement of the 60's. The Civil Rights Movement could be seen as atonement for slavery.

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to make a small change in society

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