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The 12 pages that link to Socialist Party of America, each with the reason it gives.

• Industrial Workers of the WorldCompared with: The party’s electoral strategy differed from the IWW’s focus on workplace organization.

• American Federation of LaborCompared with: Its socialist program differed from Gompers’s focus on immediate, practical labor gains.

• Eugene V. DebsRelated: Debs became its best-known presidential candidate and a major public voice.

• The JungleRelated: Sinclair hoped the novel would strengthen support for socialism.

• A. Philip RandolphRelated: Randolph’s socialist commitments informed his focus on workers’ rights and economic equality.

• Communist Party USARelated: Factional conflict inside this party helped produce the CPUSA's founding.

• Helen KellerRelated: Keller joined the party and connected disability advocacy with labor and economic justice.

• Upton SinclairRelated: Sinclair’s socialist commitments informed his critique of capitalism and labor exploitation.

• Carl SandburgRelated: Sandburg worked for the party in Wisconsin before his career as a nationally known writer.

• Daniel De LeonCompared with: Its growth offered a competing home for socialists who rejected the SLP’s approach.

• Jack LondonRelated: London’s membership and public speaking connected his literary fame to organized socialist politics.

• Bill HaywoodRelated: Haywood’s party leadership brought his labor politics into electoral debate.