The relationship between economic justice and political participation is crucial, as equitable economic policies often lead to increased civic engagement. When citizens perceive that economic opportunities and resources are fairly distributed, they are more likely to participate in the political process, fostering a cycle of engagement. Conversely, economic disparities can create disenchantment and distrust in governmental institutions, leading to lower participation rates. For marginalized groups, advocating for economic justice is a pathway to enhancing political empowerment and representation. Ensuring that policies promote economic equity not only improves social outcomes but also strengthens the fabric of democracy by encouraging active and informed civic participation.