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Community organizing (view source)
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'''Community organizing''' is an act of gathering individuals in a group for the promotion of like-minded interests. Community organizing attempts to influence decision-making bodies such as a [[corporation]] and [[government]] to address interests of the group.
'''Community organizing''' is an act of gathering individuals in a group for the promotion of like-minded interests. Community organizing attempts to influence decision-making bodies such as a [[corporation]] and [[government]] to address interests of the group.
'''Community organizers''' tend to be [[sociopath]]s who enjoy manipulating people in [[social experiment]]s without their consent.<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2018/10/06/ocasio-cortez-congress-organizing-chris-hayes/</ref>
[[Leftist]] '''Community organizers''' tend to be [[sociopath]]s who enjoy manipulating people in [[social experiment]]s without their consent.<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2018/10/06/ocasio-cortez-congress-organizing-chris-hayes/</ref>
In one type of community organizing, there is a leadership structure called the community organizer and they utilize methods such as picketing, protests, [[voting]], strikes, and sometimes [[violence]] as means to achieve their goals, e.g. [[Weather Underground]] and [[William Ayers]]. Community organizing efforts includes the building of coalitions and may be founded in grassroots (built from scratch), [[faith]]-based (members of a church), civic-based or [[labor union]]-based. In the 21st century, it is common to forge community organizing for the [[political]] means of electing a candidate or enacting a policy.
In one type of community organizing, there is a leadership structure called the community organizer and they utilize methods such as picketing, protests, [[voting]], strikes, and sometimes [[violence]] as means to achieve their goals, e.g. [[Weather Underground]] and [[William Ayers]]. Community organizing efforts includes the building of coalitions and may be founded in grassroots (built from scratch), [[faith]]-based (members of a church), civic-based or [[labor union]]-based. In the 21st century, it is common to forge community organizing for the [[political]] means of electing a candidate or enacting a policy.