Like the social movements before the 1970s, social movements today seek rights, not for specific groups, but for humanity itself; they recruit from the educated and professional classes rather than from the underprivileged, and they are increasingly globalized.

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While it's true that many contemporary social movements are globalized and often include members from educated and professional classes, the assertion that they do not seek rights for specific groups but for humanity itself is not entirely accurate. Many modern social movements still focus on specific groups' rights, such as Black Lives Matter, LGBTQ+ rights movements, and women's rights movements. Additionally, many movements continue to emerge from and advocate for the underprivileged and marginalized communities, not just the educated and professional classes.

Like the Social Movements Before the 1970s, Social Movements Today