Socialist Party of America - Other Prominent Members

Other Prominent Members

See also: List of elected socialist mayors in the United States

This is a brief, representative sample of Socialist Party leaders not listed above as Presidential or Vice-Presidential candidates. For a more comprehensive list, please see List of members of the Socialist Party of America.

  • Victor L. Berger
  • James P. Cannon *
  • Eugene V. Debs
  • David Dubinsky
  • Max Eastman *
  • Sandra Feldman
  • Benjamin Gitlow *
  • Max S. Hayes
  • Michael Harrington ¤
  • Bill Haywood
  • George D. Herron
  • Morris Hillquit
  • Daniel Hoan
  • Sidney Hook
  • Irving Howe
  • Tom Kahn
  • Helen Keller
  • Penn Kemble
  • Charles H. Kerr
  • Harry W. Laidler
  • Algernon Lee ¤
  • Jack London
  • Jasper McLevy ¤
  • David McReynolds ¤
  • Kate Richards O'Hare
  • James Oneal ¤
  • Mary White Ovington
  • Jacob Panken
  • A. Philip Randolph
  • John Reed *
  • Victor Reuther ¤
  • Walter Reuther
  • Charles Edward Russell
  • Bayard Rustin
  • Max Shachtman
  • Upton Sinclair
  • Jessie Wallace Hughan *
  • John Spargo ¤
  • J.G. Phelps Stokes
  • Rose Pastor Stokes *
  • Frank P. Zeidler ¤
  • Charles S. Zimmerman
¤ Went on to start or join another socialist or social-democratic organization
* Went on to start or join the Communist Party, Communist Labor Party or Workers Party of America

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