"Moral Mondays" is a series of protests that began in 2013 in North Carolina to address social justice issues. Organized by the North Carolina NAACP, these events focus on advocating for policies that promote civil rights, healthcare, education, and voting access. Participants gather weekly at the North Carolina State Capitol to voice their concerns and demand action from lawmakers. The movement gained national attention as it highlighted the impact of state legislation on marginalized communities. Activists use these gatherings to raise awareness about issues such as poverty, discrimination, and environmental justice, aiming to inspire collective action and promote moral governance.