Social justice movements significantly affect political reform by raising awareness of inequalities and advocating for systemic change. These movements mobilize public opinion, compelling politicians to address pressing social issues like racial injustice, gender equality, and economic disparities. Their activities often result in policy shifts and legislative reforms aimed at creating a more equitable society. Moreover, as they galvanize grassroots support, they pressure decision-makers to prioritize social issues, ensuring that marginal voices are heard within the larger political discourse.