Solidarity is essential from "summary" of The Road To Wigan Pier by George Orwell
Solidarity is what enables the working class to survive in the face of adversity. It is the sense of shared struggle and mutual support that binds them together in the harsh conditions of poverty and exploitation. Without solidarity, individuals are left to fend for themselves, isolated and vulnerable. In times of need, it is solidarity that provides comfort and strength, uniting people in a common cause. This sense of solidarity is evident in the way that communities come together to help one another in times of crisis. Whether it is a family facing eviction or a miner injured in a pit accident, the community rallies around to offer support and assistance. This collective action not only provides practical help but also serves to reinforce the bonds of solidarity that hold the c...
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