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#flo #inclass
1 it's (was) growin!
- strength in numbers
- that's what the labor movement needed to leverage for success
1.1 what's changing?
- industrialization, labor
- where people live
- goin @ u, urbanization and social group!
- change for labor groups
- distinction between different immigrant groups fade away
- as class inside the massive inequality becomes the defining barriers
- distinction between different immigrant groups fade away
- we also have middle management
- but really, the biggest layer is the laboring group
- one of which, is children!
- massive amount of supply of worker, so wages start going down
- and also child labor is valuable because children can
- fit in small places, step on things without breaking it, etc.
- one of which, is children!
- but really, the biggest layer is the laboring group
- because of this issue of child labor, people pushed for investing in child labor
- and also, galley labor
- crazy amount of exploitation!
1.2 labor unrest
labor unrest is either in northern industrial cities or along the railroads which makes a lot of sense, as the railroads were the "lifeblood" specialization!
- capitalists also hired personal muscle
- the Pinkerton detectives, for example
- management vs. labor was a big deal
title: scab The term “scab” is a highly derogatory and “fighting word” most frequently used to refer to people who continue to work when trade unionists go on strike action. - *google*
- lot's of tools of management
- blacklisting, breaking up strikes, etc
- likewise, tools of laborers
- boycotts,
- strikes, etc.
- use numbers
one of the ways they did this was the knights of labor like in KBxCapatalismAndIndustrialization#the labor movement
AFL, another union, only cared about the skilled laborers had a strike fund!
1.3 international context
marixism is coming to rise in europe socialism is rising in US which ofc becomes the antichrist of capatalism
about grouping and demonizing: haymarket vs negotiation