Social Reformers

Social reformers are individuals or groups who advocate for changes in society to improve social conditions and promote justice. They identify issues like poverty, education, labor rights, or discrimination and work to implement policies or practices that address these problems. Social reformers often focus on creating awareness, mobilizing public support, and influencing legislation. Historically, figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Susan B. Anthony are known for their efforts to advance civil rights and women's suffrage. Their work aims to enhance the quality of life for marginalized communities and create a more equitable society.