This collection includes material collected by Lyle Fulks, a member of the Socialist Workers Party and Solidarity. It includes material from other Socialist organizations, such as Workers Power, Socialist Action, and International Socialist. Besides material related to Socialist organizations, the collection also includes teaching syllabi, articles, personal material, and other subjects related to Socialism, Communism, Marxism, labor, and social justice.

The Holt Labor Library was a library in San Francisco from 1992 to 2019 that collected and made accessible primary and secondary source material related to labor history and the history of the radical left, with an emphasis on the activities of American Trotskyist political organizations. The Library also collected materials related to various anti-war movements, the women's movement, gay liberation, the African American Civil Rights Movement, among other social justice causes.Lyle Fulks was born in February 1949 in Minnesota. Fulks was part of the Socialist Workers Party and also a member of the Young Socialist Alliance in Colorado. In 1970, Fulks ran for Regent as a member of the Socialist Workers Party in Colorado. He later became a member of the Solidarity.

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