Social inequality significantly impacts political participation by creating barriers for marginalized communities. Individuals from lower socio-economic backgrounds may face challenges such as lack of access to education, limited resources, and lower voter turnout. These factors contribute to a disengagement from the political process, which can result in underrepresentation and the perpetuation of policies that favor the elite. This cycle reinforces existing inequalities, limiting the voice of those most affected by political decisions, and often leads to increased frustration with the system. Therefore, addressing social inequalities is crucial for fostering a more inclusive and equitable political environment.