In the 1990s, groups that were opposed to the practice of female circumcision in the Middle East and Africa reached out to other groups and individuals around the world to gain membership. This reflects which stage in the development of social movements?

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Coalescence is the stage in the development of social movements where groups start to reach out for broader public involvement, seeking support and membership beyond their initial circles to gain momentum and wider recognition for their cause.

In the 1990s, Groups That Were Opposed to the Practice