Then, instead of committing this new national organization against any form of legal labor, its managers should have proposed remedies for the existing imperfections in our systems.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “Then, instead of committing this new national organization against any form of legal labor, its managers should have…”
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Woodhull suggests that the new national organization should focus on addressing systemic issues rather than opposing legal labor.
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