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Striking Shirtwaist-Makers Selling Socialist Newspaper

Primary source: "Striking shirtwaist-makers selling copies of The Call,", photograph, 1910.
Caption: Many Jewish women were very involved in labor and socialist movements, as seen in this 1910 photograph of striking shirtwaist-makers selling copies of The Call, the New York socialist daily.



In 1907, President Theodore Roosevelt explained in a speech to Congress the purpose of the Conservation Movement and how the government would seek to implement its goals.


"Striking shirtwaist-makers selling copies of The Call," in Munseys's Magazine, (1910), reprinted in Moses Rischin, The Promised City: New York's Jews, 1870–1914 (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1962), after p. 208.

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