Fabians

Fabians are members of the Fabian Society, a British organization founded in 1884 that promotes gradual social and political change through education and advocacy. They support democratic reforms and the extension of social services, often aligning with progressive or left-leaning policies. Rather than advocating for sudden revolution, Fabians favor working within existing political systems to achieve their goals. Many influential figures in British politics, including some members of the Labour Party, have been Fabians, reflecting their focus on thoughtful, strategic approaches to creating a fairer society.