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The 61 pages that link to Labour movement, each with the reason it gives.

• Lucy ParsonsNarrower topic: Her organizing and advocacy became part of the broader history of American labor activism.

• Student activismCompared with: Unlike student campaigns, labor movements organize around workers’ shared position in employment.

• AFL-CIONarrower topic: The federation is a major institution within the broader U.S. labor movement.

• Left-wing politicsRelated: Industrial labor organizing helped make worker power and economic equality central political questions.

• Centre-left politicsNarrower topic: It is a historical source of parties and demands that shaped centre-left politics.

• Christian leftNarrower topic: Christian left organizations often support unions and worker protections as economic justice measures.

• Wage slaveryNarrower topic: Wage-slavery rhetoric has helped frame organizing as a response to dependence, not only low pay.

• Workweek and weekendRelated: Workers organized to secure shorter hours and regular days off.

• Far-left politicsRelated: Far-left parties and unions have shaped its organizing traditions and political demands.

• LaborerRelated: Laborers organized to bargain over the terms and hazards of their work.

• Lujo BrentanoNarrower topic: Brentano’s studies of unions address one major institution within this broader movement.