The Lawrence Textile Strike of 1912, commonly known as the Bread and Roses Strike was dubbed by progressive hero Eugene V. Debs as “one of the most decisive and far-reaching ever won by organized workers, demonstrated the power and invincibility of industrial unity backed by political solidarity.”

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Timestamps:

0:00 Introduction

0:55 Section 1 - Meet the Organizers

3:35 Q&A 1

5:45 Section 2 - Conditions of the Early Textile Industry in America

12:00 Q&A 2

20:25 Section 3 - Autobiography of Bill Haywood

28:40 Q&A 3

33:00 Section 4 - Results of the Strike

43:40 Q&A 4 and Conclusion