Political engagement has significant implications for social movements, as active participation can mobilize support, raise awareness, and drive change. Engaged citizens are more likely to advocate for their rights and challenge injustices, reinforcing democratic values. Political participation empowers social movements to influence policy agendas, shape public opinion, and achieve legislative victories. Conversely, disengagement can weaken these movements, limiting their effectiveness and ability to address pressing social issues. Therefore, political engagement is vital for the sustainability and success of social advocacy efforts.