Political movements in democratic societies face challenges such as fragmentation and competing interests among various groups. Often, movements struggle to maintain a cohesive agenda while addressing a wide range of issues that resonate with different constituents. Additionally, they may encounter resistance from established political entities that feel threatened by their demands. Moreover, achieving mainstream recognition can be a hurdle, as movements may be marginalized or dismissed by the media. To succeed, they must build broad coalitions and strategically engage in the political process, ensuring their voices are heard and their goals are addressed.