Social media significantly affects political movements by providing platforms for communication, organization, and mobilization. It enables rapid dissemination of information, facilitating grassroots activism and allowing marginalized voices to be amplified. Movements can gain momentum quickly, as supporters use social media to share experiences, coordinate events, and engage wider audiences. However, while social media can foster positive change, it can also spread misinformation and contribute to polarization. Consequently, the role of social media in political movements is complex, reflecting both the opportunities and challenges of modern engagement.