Political discourse shapes narratives around social issues by framing discussions in specific contexts, influencing public perception and policy responses. The language used and the platforms chosen for discourse can highlight certain perspectives while marginalizing others. As leaders and media engage with social issues, they create norms and identities that resonate with the public, driving social movements or stifling them. Active political discourse mobilizes community engagements and debates, impacting legislation and societal attitudes while also reflecting and amplifying the existing ideological divides within the populace.