A 1919 pamphlet put out by the Industrial Workers of the World in response to the widespread race rioting of that year. Attachments justice.pdf (343.56 KB) racism Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) United States 1910s PDF Comments Most of the photos I took Most of the photos I took looked like poop, so I made this reproduction with the original pagination and formatting intact.
Most of the photos I took Most of the photos I took looked like poop, so I made this reproduction with the original pagination and formatting intact.
The IWW and the black worker A piece by historian Philip Foner on the IWW's efforts to organize black workers and its outlook on race in the United States.
Review: Ben Fletcher of Local 8 Docks A review by Jon Bekken of Ben Fletcher: The Life and Times of a Black Wobbly, a book edited by Peter Cole.
The Lawrence textile strike, 1912 - Sam Lowry A short history of the strike of 20,000 textile workers, mostly women and girls who included native and immigrant workers, which won big…
The advancing proletariat - Abner E. Woodruff A pamphlet authored by Abner E. Woodruff and published by the IWW Publishing Bureau in 1917.
The Voice of the People newspaper Voice of the People was the new name of the Lumberjack the Wobbly Weekly covering New Orleans and the surrounding area.
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Most of the photos I took
Most of the photos I took looked like poop, so I made this reproduction with the original pagination and formatting intact.