Lindsay and Madison discuss the Lowell Mill Girls, as well as how to improve upon poor working conditions, that you should never be afraid to fight for your rights, and that history has a funny way of continuing to be a bitch.
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- 2021 ThoughtCo article by Robert McNamara
- 2017 Atlas Obscura article by Cara Giaimo
- 1881 The Atlantic article by Lucy Larcom
- American Antiquarian Society
- American Federation of Labor & Congress of Industrial Organizations
- Bill of Rights Institute article by Edward G. Lengel
- National Park Service (1)
- Women & the American Story New-York Historical Society article
- Wikipedia (1)
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