Education
Today in Labor History, May 26, the year was 1824. That day was the first time when women workers in the United States left their jobs and walked out on strike. It happened at the Slater Mill, part of New England’s rapidly growing textile industry.
More Episodes
December 11 - Right to Work is a Lie!
2023-12-12
2023-12-12
December 10 - August Spies is Born
2023-12-10
2023-12-10
December 9 - The Cordiner Doctrine
2023-12-09
2023-12-09
December 7 - Strong Arming Goldminers
2023-12-07
2023-12-07
December 5 - Striking in Solidarity
2023-12-05
2023-12-05
December 4 - Organizing to End Slavery
2023-12-05
2023-12-05
December 3 - Learning & Labor at Oberlin
2023-12-05
2023-12-05
December 2 - 21st Century Corporate Greed
2023-12-02
2023-12-02
November 29 - The Fight for $15 & A Union
2023-12-01
2023-12-01
November 28 - Disaster in the Mines
2023-11-28
2023-11-28
November 27 - Death Trap in Newark
2023-11-27
2023-11-27
November 26 - The Birth of William Sylvis
2023-11-26
2023-11-26
November 24 - The Hollywood Ten
2023-11-24
2023-11-24
November 23 - The Thibodaux Massacre
2023-11-23
2023-11-23
November 22 - Uprising of the 20,000
2023-11-22
2023-11-22
Get this podcast on your
phone, FREE
