The "Freedom Movement" refers to various social and political campaigns aimed at achieving civil rights and liberties for marginalized groups. These movements often seek to end discrimination and promote equality, focusing on issues such as race, gender, and economic justice. Notable examples include the Civil Rights Movement in the United States, which fought against racial segregation and discrimination. Throughout history, freedom movements have emerged in different countries, advocating for independence from colonial rule or oppressive regimes. They often involve protests, advocacy, and legal challenges. Key figures, such as Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr., have played significant roles in inspiring and leading these movements toward achieving their goals.