According to Sociologist Charles Tilly, Social Movements Make Identity Claims

According to sociologist Charles Tilly, social movements make identity claims when they state publicly that

A) the social movement will not rule out the use of violence or other disruptive tactics if their demands are not met through peaceful persuasion
B) the public should support or oppose specific policy changes that align with the social movement's goals
C) the people the social group represents deserve to be included in society
D) the social movement and the people it represents are a unified force