Feminism intersects with political activism by advocating for gender equality and women's rights across various social, economic, and political spheres. Feminist movements often challenge systemic inequalities and mobilize efforts for policy reforms that address issues such as reproductive rights, pay equity, and representation. The intersectional approach of contemporary feminism highlights how overlapping identities, such as race and class, influence women's experiences and activism. Consequently, feminist movements not only shape political agendas but also contribute to broader social justice efforts.