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Lawrence strike meeting, New York, (1912?). Creator: Bain News Service

Lawrence strike meeting, New York, (1912?). Creator: Bain News Service


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Lawrence strike meeting, New York, (1912?). Creator: Bain News Service

Lawrence strike meeting, New York, (1912?). Shows group of men gathered outdoors, probably in New York City, to hear about the textile strike in Lawrence, MA

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**"Unity in Adversity: Lawrence Strikers Gather in New York City (1912?)"** In this powerful photograph, taken by George Grantham Bain of the renowned Bain News Service, a group of men gather outdoors to hear about the textile strike that shook the city of Lawrence, Massachusetts. The year is believed to be 1912. As rain clouds loom in the background, these determined individuals stand united under their makeshift canopy - an umbrella emblazoned with "I.W.W." (Industrial Workers of the World) insignia. Their faces reflect a mix of determination and resilience as they listen intently to updates on the strike that has brought them together. The Lawrence textile strike was one of many labor disputes in early 20th-century America, sparked by poor working conditions, low wages, and long hours for workers at mills like those operated by the American Woolen Company. The I.W.W., a radical union advocating for worker solidarity and collective bargaining rights, played a significant role in organizing these protests. This photograph not only captures the spirit of defiance but also serves as a poignant reminder of the struggles faced by working-class Americans during this tumultuous era - an era marked by rapid industrialization, urbanization, and social change. As we gaze upon these determined individuals standing together against adversity, we are reminded that even in difficult times, unity can be a powerful force for positive change. **Credit:** Bain News Service / Heritage Images

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