Movements for social change challenge traditional power structures by advocating for the redistribution of power and resources. These movements promote equity and justice, addressing systemic inequalities that are often perpetuated by established institutions. By mobilizing grassroots support, they seek to influence public opinion, provoke policy change, and empower marginalized groups. As these movements gain traction, they can undermine the legitimacy of traditional systems, forcing governments and institutions to reconsider their policies and practices in response to growing demands for social reform.