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Karl Marx
Socialist Party Links
Socialist Party U.S.A.
The Party of Eugene Victor Debs for over a hundred years
Young Peoples Socialist League
For nearly a century, the Young People's Socialist League has been the home of radical youth who believe in a better world, based upon cooperation, not competition, where human life is respected and valued, where everyone's basic needs are met, and where people are free to live up to their fullest potential.
www.VoteSocialist.org
"Don't Blame Me, I Voted Socialist!" -- News and Updates on Socialist Electorial Campaigns
Socialist Party Locals, Chapters, and Commissions
Chicago Socialist Party
Chicago Socialist Party, home of the Socialist PartyLabor Commission
Socialist Party of Oregon
Socialist Party of Oregon, home of the Helen Keller Local, the Clackamas County Local, the Jackson-Josephine Local, the Lane County Local, and the Multnomah County Local
Socialist Party of Wisconsin
Be sure to read Frank Zeidler's History of the Socialist Party
Socialist Party of Vermont
the Red Clover Local
Sociaist Party of Rhode Island
A wonderful site with local socialist history.
SP-USA GLBTQ Commission
This Commission was founded for the purpose of mobilizing the Socialist Party-USA, and its membership, to join in the struggle for equal Rights for the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered and Queer (GLBTQ) Community in the United States.
Socialist Party of Texas
The Socialist Party of Texas is alive and kicking and it is continuing its unceasing battle for social justice and economic equality.
Socialist Party of New Jersey
Metro Local, Central NJ Local, and South Jersey Local.
Iowa Socialist Party
Chapter that includes Socialist mayors of Davenport, Madrid, and Mystic; and African-American Socialist leader in Clinton; numerous pre-WWI Socialist weekly papers, including the Dallas County Worker, the Council Bluffs Socialist and the Grinnell Searchlight; strong roots of the Christian Socialist movement in Burlington, Grinnell, and Webster City; a battle for free speech rights in Sioux City; and a powerful movement in the Iowa coalfields.
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