Four women strikers wearing signs that say 'Picket, Ladies Tailors Strikers' march in the cold streets in 1910.

Should Workers Strike?

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

A moderated panel of six students aged 9-13 discuss whether workers should strike or not. Topics include why there are so many strikes, what workers are hoping to gain, how money is distributed throughout the company, and how the government should be involved. Includes questions from the audience.


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