The challenges of political representation for marginalized groups include systemic barriers, unequal access to political power, and often, an underrepresentation in legislative bodies. These groups may face institutional discrimination and social biases that limit their participation in the political process. Furthermore, even when represented, their voices may be overshadowed by more dominant perspectives within political discourse. The complexity of intersectionality also means that some individuals experience compounded disadvantages based on multiple identity factors, such as race or gender. Overcoming these challenges is essential for achieving true democracy and ensuring that all citizens have an equal stake in political decision-making.