Strikes, Unions, and Solidarity: The Labor Movement Fights Back

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Strikes, Unions, and Solidarity: The Labor Movement Fights Back

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Join host James Hartley as he explores the dramatic rise of America's labor movement during the Industrial Revolution. This episode examines pivotal moments including the Great Railroad Strike of 1877, the Haymarket Affair, and the Homestead and Pullman strikes that shaped American industrial relations. Discover how workers organized against dangerous conditions, long hours, and low wages, forming unions like the Knights of Labor and American Federation of Labor. Learn about key figures such as Samuel Gompers and Eugene Debs, and explore landmark events like the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire that galvanized workplace safety reforms. The episode provides balanced historical perspective on the complex dynamics between workers, industrial leaders, and government intervention during this transformative period. From child labor to the fight for the eight-hour workday, understand how the labor movement established collective bargaining rights and workplace protections that continue to influence American industry today. Essential listening for understanding how strikes, unions, and worker solidarity emerged as powerful forces during America's rapid industrialization, creating lasting changes in labor relations and workers' rights across the nation.

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