United States Labor Party

The United States Labor Party was a short-lived political movement in the early 20th century that aimed to represent the interests of workers and labor organizations. It sought to promote policies like fair wages, improved working conditions, and economic justice. Though it never became a major political force, its efforts reflected the growing movement for labor rights during that era. The party's influence contributed to the broader push for reforms, eventually leading to the development of labor-friendly policies within larger political parties and the establishment of labor unions.