Eugene V. Debs, born in 1855, was an American socialist leader, political activist, and trade unionist. He was also a founding member of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) and a five-time candidate for President of the United States. Some synonyms for Eugene V. Debs include labor organizer, socialist revolutionary, political martyr, and union advocate. Debs fought tirelessly for the rights of working-class Americans, often facing persecution and imprisonment for his efforts. His legacy continues to inspire and shape labor movements today. Debs' contributions to the history of American labor and politics make him an important figure in the country's social and economic development.