Throughout the history of social movements, there have been great differences in opinion about the direction that each respective movement should take. This difference in opinion usually occurs between the liberal, and more radical factions of the movement. While in many cases a division of dogma such as this results in negative consequences for the movement, it is usually the result of a natural evolution of ideology among members of the movement. In some instances, …showed first 75 words of 997 total…

…showed last 75 words of 997 total…become mainstream must accept that expansion, and development of ideals is bound to cause rifts between ideologies. Also the painfully slow pace with which progress occurs with in the system, can ware on the people involved, and drive them to more extreme tactics. It is important to note though, that this dividing in not nessacerilly a bad thing, and in fact can bring a lot of attention to an otherwise overlooked social movement. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**