This meant that Solidarity – ostensibly a labor union – became a home for people from all social groups and classes in Poland: workers and intellectuals, engineers and artists, doctors and patients. Some passionately discussed economic reform, others talked about developing culture, while still others planned to reform education and the scientific establishment or assure the defense of the environment.
其次，“团结”是一种社会运动。这意味着表面上只是工会组织的“团结”成了波兰各社会团体和阶层人们共同的家：这里面有工人和知识分子、工程师和艺术家、医生和病人。他们中有人热烈地探讨经济改革，有人谈论发展文化，还有人打算改革教育和科研机构，或者确保捍卫环境。“团结”为所有这些探讨提供了场所，同时保护我们不受国家机器的迫害。