Solidarity movements are collective efforts by groups of people who come together to support a common cause, often related to social justice, human rights, or political change. These movements aim to raise awareness, mobilize resources, and create a sense of unity among individuals facing oppression or inequality. They can take various forms, including protests, campaigns, and advocacy work. These movements often draw inspiration from historical events and figures, such as Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement, or the Anti-Apartheid Movement in South Africa. Solidarity movements can be local, national, or global, and they emphasize the importance of standing together to achieve shared goals and promote positive change.