Social justice intersects with political action by emphasizing the equity in distribution of resources and opportunities. Political action, often driven by movements advocating for social justice, seeks to challenge systemic inequalities based on race, gender, or socioeconomic status. This interaction pushes for policy reforms that aim to rectify imbalances and enhance the rights of marginalized groups. Additionally, political engagement—such as voting or community organizing—can empower citizens to advocate for inclusive policies that reflect their needs. Thus, social justice not only informs political discourse but also serves as a catalyst for mobilizing communities.