Political discourse evolves in response to social movements as activists bring new ideas and demands into the public sphere. Social movements challenge existing narratives and create platforms for marginalized voices, thereby influencing the language and topics of political debate. Over time, issues previously deemed controversial or fringe—such as climate change and racial equality—shift into mainstream discussions, altering policy agendas. This evolution reflects a dynamic relationship where social movements not only respond to political environments but also actively reshape them, promoting greater awareness and understanding of critical societal issues.