Social movements significantly impact legislative change by mobilizing public opinion and advocating for specific issues. These grassroots efforts often raise awareness about societal problems, thereby putting pressure on policymakers to address them. Movements can lead to the introduction of new legislation, changes in public policy, and reforms in existing laws. Successful social movements utilize various strategies, including protests, lobbying, and community organizing, to achieve their goals. Their influence can reshape public discourse, mobilize voters, and create lasting social and political change.