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Historical Role of Religion in Moral Movements
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The U.S. Civil Rights Movement was led by religious leaders and grounded in *Christian ethics*. See Stanford’s King Institute for historical examples.
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Religious institutions have at times endorsed slavery or opposed civil rights. See BBC Ethics Guide on Religion and Slavery.
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Secular ideologies like humanism have also led moral campaigns, such as animal rights or environmentalism, showing that religious involvement isn’t required for moral leadership.
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