EPISODE · Jul 27, 2025 · 59 MIN
1903 Textile General Strike
from Labor Jawn
In 1903, Philadelphia was one of the textile manufacturing centers of the United States, but conditions in the mills were abysmal, with men, women, and children all facing long hours, low wages, and dangerous machinery. With the help of Mother Jones and other labor leaders they marched out in a general strike. Originally aired: May 30, 2023. Support the show www.laborjawn.com
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