American social reform

American social reform refers to coordinated efforts to improve society by addressing issues like inequality, poverty, education, and civil rights. Over the years, reform movements have sought to create fairer laws, expand voting rights, improve working conditions, and promote social justice. These initiatives often emerged from activism, and advocacy, aiming to make the U.S. a more equitable and compassionate nation. Social reform reflects a collective effort to challenge injustices and implement positive change for all members of society.