People's Movements

People's movements are organized efforts by groups of individuals to advocate for social, political, or environmental change. These movements arise when people come together to address issues such as inequality, injustice, or rights violations. Examples include civil rights movements, environmental activism, and labor protests. They often use various strategies, such as marches, demonstrations, and campaigns, to raise awareness and pressure authorities to take action. People's movements can significantly influence public policy and societal norms, reflecting the collective voice and aspirations of those involved.