3 a	socialmovement
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   1 American,	African
   1 American,	feminists,
   1 Charisma	can
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   1 Critics	feel
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   1 Nor	must
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   1 The	dissatisfied
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   1 by	socialmovements.
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   1 political	pull,
   1 power,	or
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   1 relative‐deprivation	theory
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   1 require	its
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   1 resources:	political
   1 resource‐mobilization	theory
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   1 social	discontent
   1 socialmovement	in
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   1 women	that
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