- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
Part I Awakenings -
Part II In Struggle -
6 “Strong, Firm, and Correct Propaganda” (1886) -
7 “Socialism Is Not a Dream” (1888) -
8 The Birth of the Knee-Pants Makers’ Union (memoir; 1924) -
9 “The Whole City Seethed” (1892) -
10 Working Women Unite (1893–1894) -
11 The Attempted Assassination of Henry Clay Frick (memoir; 1912) -
12 The Prophet Karl Marx (c. 1910s) -
13 “Our Mecca” (memoir; n.d.) -
14 “The Right to Control Birth” (1916) -
15 A Personal and Confidential Letter to Louis Marshall (1917) -
16 Gangsters and Socialists on Election Day (memoir; 1944) -
17 “If I Were a Colored Man What Would I Do?” (1919) -
18 The Meaning of Labor Day (1921) -
19 An Encounter with a Klansman (memoir; n.d.) -
20 Communist “Criminals” in Los Angeles (1929) -
21 “Unions with Brains” (1930) -
22 In Defense of the Kentucky Miners (1932) -
23 “The Obligations of Youth Today” (1932) -
24 “Some Vital Problems of Negro Labor” (1935) -
25 “Charlatans and Gangsters and Pompous Racketeers” (1938) -
26 “With Nazism We All Are at War” (1942) -
Part III Life of the Mind -
Part IV The Russian Revolution -
Part V The Question of Zionism - Recommended Reading on Jewish Radicals
- Index
- About the Editor
Working Women Unite (1893–1894)
Working Women Unite (1893–1894)
- Chapter:
- (p.93) 10 Working Women Unite (1893–1894)
- Source:
- Jewish Radicals
- Author(s):
Women’s Societies
- Publisher:
- NYU Press
This chapter provides glimpses of the activities of voluntary societies dedicated to promoting socialism among women. It contains three announcements gleaned from the newspapers, Di arbeter tsaytung and Di fraye arbeter shtime. The first announcement looks at a women's society established in Paterson, New Jersey, which aimed to cultivate the spirit of freedom in working women. In the second passage, the Workingwomen's Society held its first mass meeting at 165 East Broadway. Lectures were given that explained the goals and aspirations of the new society, namely, the organization of the women's trades and the achievement of political rights by struggling hand in hand with the male proletariat for the liberation of all of humanity regardless of sex. Finally, the third describes concerted efforts on the part of over 500 strikers' wives to avoid interfering in their husbands' efforts at protest.
Keywords: voluntary societies, women's societies, socialism, Di arbiter tsaytung, Di fraye arbiter shtime, working women, strikers' wives
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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
Part I Awakenings -
Part II In Struggle -
6 “Strong, Firm, and Correct Propaganda” (1886) -
7 “Socialism Is Not a Dream” (1888) -
8 The Birth of the Knee-Pants Makers’ Union (memoir; 1924) -
9 “The Whole City Seethed” (1892) -
10 Working Women Unite (1893–1894) -
11 The Attempted Assassination of Henry Clay Frick (memoir; 1912) -
12 The Prophet Karl Marx (c. 1910s) -
13 “Our Mecca” (memoir; n.d.) -
14 “The Right to Control Birth” (1916) -
15 A Personal and Confidential Letter to Louis Marshall (1917) -
16 Gangsters and Socialists on Election Day (memoir; 1944) -
17 “If I Were a Colored Man What Would I Do?” (1919) -
18 The Meaning of Labor Day (1921) -
19 An Encounter with a Klansman (memoir; n.d.) -
20 Communist “Criminals” in Los Angeles (1929) -
21 “Unions with Brains” (1930) -
22 In Defense of the Kentucky Miners (1932) -
23 “The Obligations of Youth Today” (1932) -
24 “Some Vital Problems of Negro Labor” (1935) -
25 “Charlatans and Gangsters and Pompous Racketeers” (1938) -
26 “With Nazism We All Are at War” (1942) -
Part III Life of the Mind -
Part IV The Russian Revolution -
Part V The Question of Zionism - Recommended Reading on Jewish Radicals
- Index
- About the Editor
