The Peace and Freedom Party is a minor American political party founded in 1967 that advocates for socialism, democracy, environmental sustainability, racial equality, and civil liberties. The party seeks to represent working-class interests and promote systemic change through electoral politics and grassroots organizing.
The party typically pursues policies supporting universal healthcare, workers’ rights, public ownership of key industries, environmental protection, racial and gender justice, anti-war initiatives, expanded social services, and ballot access reform.
Primarily funded through individual donations, membership dues, and candidate filing fees.
Historically associated with socialist and progressive activists, including former presidential candidates such as Gloria La Riva and Leonard Peltier supporters, as well as collaborations with local progressive coalitions.
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