Social justice movements intersect with political activism by mobilizing citizens to advocate for equity and human rights. Through organized efforts, these movements seek to challenge systemic injustices such as racism, gender inequality, and economic disparity. Activists often leverage political platforms to influence legislation, raise awareness, and push for social change. By aligning with various political parties or forming coalitions, social justice movements can impact electoral outcomes and ensure that marginalized voices are heard in the political arena, ultimately shaping policies that promote fairness.