Socialist Party of America

The Socialist Party of America was a socialist political party in the United States. It was formed in 1901 by a merger between the Social Democratic Party of Eugene V. Debs, formed three years earlier by veterans of the Pullman Strike of the American Railway Union, and a wing of the older Socialist Labor Party of America.

Prominent members

Prominent members included Victor L. Berger, Ella Reeve Bloor, Earl Browder, James Connolly, Eugene V. Debs, James P. Cannon, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, William Z. Foster, Bill Haywood, Morris Hillquit, Helen Keller, Jack London, Theresa S. Malkiel, Mary E. Marcy, Scott Nearing, Kate Richards O'Hare, Mary White Ovington, A. Philip Randolph, John Reed, Victor Reuther, Walter Reuther, Bayard Rustin, Carl Sandburg, Margaret Sanger, Upton Sinclair, Rose Pastor Stokes, Norman Thomas, and Frank P. Zeidler.

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Victor L. Berger - Ella Reeve Bloor - Earl Browder - James Connolly - Eugene V. Debs - James P. Cannon - Elizabeth Gurley Flynn - William Z. Foster - Bill Haywood - Morris Hillquit - Helen Keller - Jack London - Theresa S. Malkiel - Mary E. Marcy - Scott Nearing - Kate Richards O'Hare - Mary White Ovington - A. Philip Randolph - John Reed - Victor Reuther - Walter Reuther - Bayard Rustin - Carl Sandburg - Margaret Sanger - Upton Sinclair - Rose Pastor Stokes - Norman Thomas - Frank P. Zeidler

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