Social justice significantly impacts legislative changes by advocating for policies that promote equity and address systemic inequalities. Movements centered on social justice often mobilize public opinion, pressing lawmakers to address issues such as racial discrimination, income inequality, and environmental justice. This advocacy can lead to the introduction of new laws or amendments targeting injustices in various sectors, such as healthcare, education, and criminal justice. As these movements grow in visibility, they can reshape political agendas and influence decision-making, prompting elected officials to align with the values and demands of their constituents for social equity.