Round Table (U.S. political group)

The Round Table (U.S. political group) was a coalition formed in the early 20th century, primarily consisting of progressive reformers, labor leaders, and advocates for social change. Its aim was to promote policies such as workers' rights, government accountability, and social justice through organized discussion and advocacy. The name suggests an egalitarian approach, emphasizing collaboration among diverse groups to influence policy. While not an official political party, the Round Table helped shape progressive ideas and supported efforts to implement reforms at local and national levels during its active years.