What is social critisism?

Social criticism is the act of scrutinizing and evaluating the societal norms, values, systems, and institutions that are believed to be flawed or unjust. Social critics aim to identify the problematic factors, highlight their negative consequences, and suggest changes or reforms that can lead to a more equitable and just society.

Social criticism can be expressed in various forms, including literature, art, music, media, and academic discourse. It often targets issues related to class, gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality, religion, politics, and the environment.

The goal of social criticism is to raise awareness among the public and to mobilize people to take action to address the problems identified. When successful, social criticism can bring about positive changes in society, such as social reforms, improved human rights, and greater social justice.