reutista

Reutista is a term used to describe a person who is a member of the Reutista movement, a social and political movement that originated in the late 19th century in the United States. The movement was founded by George Washington Reut, a former slave who became a successful businessman and philanthropist. Reutista members believe in the principles of self-help, mutual aid, and community cooperation, and they often organize themselves into cooperatives and other forms of collective ownership.

The Reutista movement is often associated with the labor movement and the cooperative movement, and its members have been involved in a variety of social and political causes over the years. Some Reutista members have been involved in the struggle for workers' rights and the establishment of collective bargaining, while others have been involved in the fight for racial equality and social justice.

The Reutista movement has had a significant impact on the development of cooperative and labor movements in the United States and around the world. Its principles of self-help, mutual aid, and community cooperation have influenced the development of many cooperative and labor organizations, and its members have played a key role in the establishment of many collective ownership and worker-owned businesses.

Despite its long history and significant impact, the Reutista movement is relatively small and has not gained widespread recognition or influence in recent decades. However, its principles and values continue to be relevant and important in the ongoing struggle for social and economic justice.