Social movements evolve in response to political oppression as individuals come together to advocate for change. These movements often arise from widespread grievances regarding injustices and are fueled by the desire for equity and freedom. Through organized protests, advocacy, and community engagement, social movements can pressure governments to reform oppressive policies, raise public awareness, and inspire solidarity. The evolution of these movements reflects the adaptability of civic engagement in challenging political landscapes and underscores the importance of grassroots activism in democratic societies.