Proletarian movement

The proletarian movement refers to the efforts of working-class people, or proletarians, to improve their economic and social conditions. Historically rooted in Marxist theory, it emphasizes collective action, such as strikes and protests, to challenge exploitation by capitalists who own resources and means of production. The movement advocates for workers' rights, better wages, and social equality, aiming to establish a fairer distribution of wealth. It has played a significant role in shaping labor laws and social reforms globally, highlighting the importance of solidarity among workers in pursuit of justice and economic fairness.