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Omaha Steve Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Sep-28-09 06:49 PM
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Mother Jones Online Museum and More Highlights at AFL-CIO Cool Tools

http://blog.aflcio.org/2009/09/28/mother-jones-online-museum-and-more-highlights-at-afl-cio-cool-tools/

by Mike Hall, Sep 28, 2009



The real life working-class hero Mary “Mother” Jones now has her own virtual museum that documents the struggles, victories and history of the woman once dubbed “America’s Most Dangerous Woman.”

The online Mother Jones Museum is the featured item in our newest collection of Cool Tools—the latest selection of books, DVDs, websites and other media with a working-class bent. Cool Tools also highlights three books and a DVD on Latina sweatshop workers’ struggles and victories.

The Mother Jones Museum describes itself as a “virtual museum and curricula about the amazing labor agitator.” It includes links to her entire autobiography and other documents about militant labor history. As the site states:

We believe that she still has something to teach us after all these years.

One page features my favorite Mother Jones quote:

I asked a man in prison once, how he happened to be there, and he said he had stolen loaf of bread. I told him if he had stolen a railroad, he’d be a U.S. senator.

Click here to visit the Mother Jones Museum: http://motherjonesmuseum.org/

FULL story and several links at link.



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