Socialist Workers' Party (United States)

The Socialist Workers' Party (SWP) in the United States is a far-left political organization founded in 1938 that advocates for socialism, workers' rights, and anti-capitalist policies. It seeks to establish a society where workers control production and resources, emphasizing anti-imperialism and social justice. The SWP promotes revolutionary principles, aiming to replace capitalism with a socialist economy through grassroots activism, education, and political participation. While it remains a minor party nationally, it has historically played a role in labor movements and socialist activism in the U.S.