Political movements seeking systemic change, rather than mere reform, include revolutionary movements and socialist movements. These movements aim to transform the underlying structures of power, often challenging existing institutions, ideologies, and economic systems. Unlike reformist approaches that work within the current political framework to make incremental improvements, systemic change advocates envision a complete overhaul of the societal framework, often addressing fundamental inequalities and injustices. Examples include global movements for social justice, anti-colonial struggles, and various environmental justice campaigns emphasizing the need for radical change to address pressing global issues.