socio-political movements

Socio-political movements are organized efforts by groups of people aiming to promote or resist change in society and government. They often focus on issues like civil rights, environmental protection, or economic inequality. These movements typically arise from shared beliefs or grievances and use various strategies, such as protests, lobbying, and advocacy, to influence public policy and societal norms. Examples include the Civil Rights Movement and the Women’s Suffrage Movement. By mobilizing public support and raising awareness, these movements strive to achieve their goals and bring about lasting change in their communities or countries.