group loyalty

Race has been emphasized as the prime interest in group loyalty, but there seems to be doubt about this.

It is loyalty to group having a common idea, we say, which must be the basis of American group loyalty.

It is an instinct, woven of many other instincts—pugnacity, group loyalty, egoism.

In the earlier days of sectarian struggle tolerance was a danger both to group loyalty and to the militant spirit.

Group loyalty was strong, and the group valuation of strength and courage was unbounded.