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LAWRENCE STRIKE, 1912. A proclamation from the striking textile workers of Lawrence

LAWRENCE STRIKE, 1912. A proclamation from the striking textile workers of Lawrence


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LAWRENCE STRIKE, 1912. A proclamation from the striking textile workers of Lawrence

LAWRENCE STRIKE, 1912.
A proclamation from the striking textile workers of Lawrence, Massachusetts, January-March 1912

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1912 Declaration Document Handbill January Labor Union Lawrence March Massachusetts Strike Textile Textile Mill Vintage Working Class


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This vintage print captures a significant moment in American labor history - the Lawrence Strike of 1912. The image showcases a proclamation from the striking textile workers of Lawrence, Massachusetts, during the months of January to March that year. The Lawrence Strike, also known as the Bread and Roses Strike, was a pivotal event in early labor union movements. Textile workers, predominantly women and immigrants from various backgrounds, united to demand better working conditions and fair wages. This document served as an official declaration by these courageous individuals who stood up against oppressive practices within the textile mills. The handbill featured in this print symbolizes the resilience and determination of the working class during this era. It represents their fight for dignity and justice amidst challenging circumstances. By coming together under one unified voice, these workers aimed not only for economic improvements but also for cultural recognition - hence why it became known as "Bread and Roses" signifying their desire for both material sustenance and beauty in life. This piece offers viewers a glimpse into an important chapter in American history when ordinary people fought against exploitation while advocating for their rights. It serves as a reminder of how collective action can bring about positive change even in times when power seems heavily skewed towards corporations or authorities.

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