Anticapitalist Movements

Anticapitalist movements oppose the principles of capitalism, which prioritizes profit, private ownership, and free markets. Activists argue that capitalism leads to inequality, environmental degradation, and exploitation of workers. These movements advocate for alternative systems, such as socialism or cooperativism, which emphasize social welfare, collective ownership, and equitable distribution of resources. They seek to create a society that prioritizes human needs over profits, aiming for more democratic and sustainable economic practices. Examples include labor unions, environmental groups, and various social justice organizations working to reform or replace capitalist systems to promote fairness and sustainability.