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January 11
The IWW-organized “Bread & Roses” textile strike of 32,000 women and children begins in Lawrence, Mass. It lasted 10 weeks and ended in victory.
The first millworkers to walk out were Polish women who, upon collecting their pay, exclaimed that they had been cheated and promptly abandoned their
looms - 1912
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CWA President Claude Cummings Jr. Visits Video Game Members Ahead of Bargaining Session
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CWA President Claude Cummings Jr. Visits Video Game Members Ahead of Bargaining Session
CWA President Claude Cummings Jr. Visits Video Game Members Ahead of Bargaining Session
AFA-CWA Flight Attendant Runs for Congress