The union movement has a rich history of slogans, which have been used to rally workers and build support for their cause. One of the most famous and enduring slogans is "Solidarity Forever," which was written in 1915 by Ralph Chaplin, a member of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW). The song has become an anthem for the union movement, and is often sung at union rallies and protests.
The lyrics of "Solidarity Forever" express the idea that workers can only achieve their goals by standing together and fighting for their rights. The song calls on workers to unite, regardless of their race, religion, gender, or nationality. It also emphasizes the importance of solidarity between workers and farmers.
"Solidarity Forever" has been translated into dozens of languages and is sung by workers around the world. It is a powerful reminder of the importance of unity in the fight for workers' rights.
Here is the chorus to "Solidarity Forever":
Chorus
Solidarity forever!
Solidarity forever!
For the union makes us strong!