Civil rights movements significantly impact legislative reforms by raising public awareness and mobilizing community efforts to address inequalities. These movements highlight systemic injustices and advocate for policy changes that improve the social and legal status of marginalized groups. For instance, movements often lead to landmark legislation, such as the Civil Rights Act or voting rights protections, by exerting pressure on legislators and the political system. Moreover, they foster ongoing discussions about equity and justice, inspiring future activists and influencing new generations of lawmakers dedicated to promoting inclusive policies.