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Nice to see Memphis doing some work on Mother Jones. Our storyboards at Irish American Heritage Center have a portion on Memphis.. We plan to do more with the museum exhibits on this in the future. There is more to be told! storyboardmemphis.com/memphis-history/it-happened-in-memphis/mother-jones-the-most-dangerous-woma... ... See MoreSee Less

Mother Jones, “The most dangerous woman in America”

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March of the Mill Children re-enacted in Shandon, Cork

A re-creation of March of the Mill Children was held on 31st July 2019 and was staged by Cork Community Art Link. It was directed by Beibhinn O’ Callaghan and Elisa Gallo Rossi. The event to…

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ON Chicago CAN TV this Saturday, the celebration of Mother Jones' birthday party at Chicago Irish American Heritage Center in May. Thanks to Frank Avila for doing this! If you can't view it on CAN, he's posted a youtube video for you!

Sat, 8-10-29, 7PM TV21
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Commissioner Avila Speaks... Mother Jones: "The Most Dangerous Woman in America" Happy Birthday

A grandmother of all agitators, Mother Jones worked as a labor activist and became an active campaigner for the United Mine Workers Union.

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They say in Harlan County, there are no neutrals there... ... See MoreSee Less

Kentucky Miners Are Camped Out on Railroad Tracks, Blocking a Coal Train, Demanding Their Stolen Wages

Harlan County, Kentucky, is probably best known for the hard-fought strikes in its coal mines in the 1930s and 1970s. Today the remaining mines are nonunion. But evidently the local spirit of militancy and solidarity is still kicking. For three days now, miners and their families have occupied a rai...

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Bravo! Stunning. See the video for a slice of the spirit of Mother Jones. ... See MoreSee Less

WATCH: Protest re-enactment and awards at Spirit of Mother Jones festival

THE EIGHTH edition of the Shandon-based Spirit of Mother Jones Festival and Summer school kicked off this week with a unique re-enactment performed for the first time in Ireland - on the 175th anniversary of her birth.

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