Contemporary social movements reshape political narratives by introducing new issues and highlighting marginalized perspectives. Movements such as #MeToo and Black Lives Matter challenge existing norms, prompting discussions about consent, systemic racism, and equity. By leveraging social media, these movements mobilize supporters rapidly and amplify their messages, influencing public opinion and policy considerations. As they gain traction, they can prompt political parties to reevaluate their platforms and address previously ignored concerns, leading to a broader recognition of diverse experiences in the legislative process. This transformation can pave the way for significant social and political change.