Civil rights movements have profoundly influenced legislation by advocating for the recognition and protection of marginalized communities’ rights. These movements mobilize public support and media attention, raising awareness of injustices and prompting political action. They often result in significant legal changes, such as landmark laws addressing discrimination, voting rights, or marriage equality. By framing issues as matters of justice and equality, activists can engage politicians and influence public opinion, leading to reforms that institutionalize gains made by civil rights advocates. Consequently, these movements play a pivotal role in advancing social justice through legislative change.