American socialist movement

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The American socialist movement is a political and social current in the United States that has advocated for workers’ rights, economic equality, and public ownership of key industries through parties, unions, and activist organizations since the late 19th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political movement
social movement
associatedWithColor red
coreGoal economic equality
public ownership of key industries
workers’ rights
country United States of America
surface form: United States
experiencedRepressionDuring First Red Scare NERFINISHED
McCarthy era NERFINISHED
Second Red Scare NERFINISHED
hasActivity anti-war activism
civil rights advocacy
electoral politics
labor organizing
mutual aid
political education
strike support
hasHistoricalPeak 1960s New Left period
New Deal era influence
early 20th century
post-2008 resurgence
hasIdeologicalCurrent Marxism NERFINISHED
anarcho-syndicalism
communism
democratic socialism
social democracy
hasMainIdeology socialism
hasNotableFigure A. Philip Randolph NERFINISHED
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez NERFINISHED
Bernie Sanders NERFINISHED
Big Bill Haywood NERFINISHED
Daniel De Leon NERFINISHED
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn NERFINISHED
Emma Goldman NERFINISHED
Eugene V. Debs NERFINISHED
Helen Keller NERFINISHED
Michael Harrington NERFINISHED
Norman Thomas NERFINISHED
Rose Pastor Stokes NERFINISHED
Victor Berger NERFINISHED
hasNotableOrganization Communist Party USA NERFINISHED
Democratic Socialists of America NERFINISHED
Freedom Road Socialist Organization NERFINISHED
Industrial Workers of the World NERFINISHED
Party for Socialism and Liberation NERFINISHED
Socialist Alternative NERFINISHED
Socialist Labor Party of America NERFINISHED
Socialist Party USA NERFINISHED
Socialist Party of America NERFINISHED
Socialist Workers Party (United States) NERFINISHED
Students for a Democratic Society NERFINISHED
hasOppositionFrom American conservative movement
anti-communist organizations
influencedBy European socialist movement
Marxist theory
labor movement
opposes economic inequality
laissez-faire capitalism
relatedTo American labor movement NERFINISHED
American progressive movement
New Left in the United States NERFINISHED
startTime late 19th century
supportsPolicy expansion of social welfare programs
progressive taxation
public ownership of utilities
strong labor protections
universal healthcare
usesOrganizationalForm activist organizations
political parties
trade unions

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Rose Pastor Stokes partOf American socialist movement