Groups That Have Used The Symbol
- African National Congress
- Albanian National Liberation Front
- April 6 Youth Movement
- American Indian Movement
- Anarchist Black Cross
- Black Panther Party
- Democratic Labour Party of Brazil
- Earth First!
- Women's Liberation
- Food Not Bombs
- Industrial Workers of the World
- International Brigades
- International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
- International Socialist Organization
- Internationalist Workers' Left (Greece)
- Italian Radical Party
- Jewish Defense League
- Kach
- National Equality March
- Occupy Wall Street
- Otpor
- Parti Sosialis Malaysia (Socialist Party of Malaysia)
- Socialist Party of Portugal
- Labour Party of the Netherlands
- People's National Party
- Revolutionary Socialist Workers' Party (Turkey)
- Red Front Fighters' League
- Saor Éire (1967-1975)
- Socialist International
- Socialist Party (England and Wales)
- Socialist Workers Party (Britain)
- Socialist Youth Front
- United Farm Workers
- Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front
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