Post-Ideological Movements refer to social and political movements that emerge in a context where traditional ideologies, such as liberalism or socialism, are seen as inadequate for addressing contemporary issues. These movements often prioritize pragmatic solutions over strict ideological adherence, focusing on specific goals like environmental sustainability, social justice, or economic reform. These movements are characterized by their diverse coalitions and grassroots participation, often utilizing digital platforms for organization and outreach. Examples include the Occupy Wall Street movement and various climate action initiatives, which seek to mobilize people around shared concerns rather than a unified ideological framework.