Episode 15: Female Agitators Women of the Keweenaw Copper Miners Strike 1913

from Students Teaching Students · host Rae Manela

Allie walks you through the history of the Italian Hall Disaster and the women who agitated for workers rights during the copper miners strike in 1913. She explores history by asking "Where the ladies at!?!?"

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