The university canceled a lecture after students protested a National Socialist speaker.

The historian examined a diary written by a former National Socialist and discussed how ordinary people were drawn into extremist movements.

The union members called him a pseudo-socialist after discovering that, despite his rhetoric about workers' control over the means of production, he never acted to transfer power to them.

The CEO's pseudo-socialist rhetoric about empowering employees quickly dissolved once the budget cuts began.

The scientific socialist argued that historical materialism explained the causes of class struggle more convincingly than utopian theories.

As a self-proclaimed socialist of the chair, he lectured passionately about revolution while never leaving his study.

After decades of shifting alliances, the Socialist Party regained seats by focusing on climate justice and universal healthcare.

At the town hall debate, the socialist party defended its proposal for public ownership of utilities.

In several countries, socialist parties joined forces to advocate for universal healthcare and workers' rights.

Local activists drafted an eco-socialist plan to convert vacant lots into community gardens and cooperative solar arrays.