The Democratic Labour Party (DLP) is a political party in Barbados, founded in 1955. It emerged from a split in the Labour Party and has traditionally represented the interests of the working class. The DLP has been a significant player in Barbadian politics, advocating for social justice, economic development, and public welfare. The party's symbol is a blue and white flag, and its supporters often emphasize the importance of national sovereignty and economic independence. Over the years, the DLP has held power multiple times, contributing to various policies and reforms aimed at improving the lives of Barbadians.