Yiddish Socialist Labor Party

The Yiddish Socialist Labor Party, also known as the Jewish Socialist Labor Party, was a political organization formed in the early 20th century in the United States, primarily composed of Jewish immigrants. It advocated for socialist principles, emphasizing workers' rights, social justice, and the improvement of conditions for the working class. The party promoted Yiddish culture and language, appealing to Eastern European Jews. It played a significant role in labor movements and sought to address issues affecting Jewish communities and broader social injustices. Its legacy reflects the intersection of Jewish identity and socialist activism in American history.